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Medical News | Medical Articles: When HPLC fails ion chromatography is the solution in pharmaceutical analysis

	October 25, 2019
	Pharmacy / Pharmacology
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When HPLC fails ion chromatography is the solution in pharmaceutical analysis

Whether you’re testing active pharmaceutical ingredients or excipients, IC helps overcoming limitations of HPLC. Why? IC is ideal for the separation and determination of ions and polar molecules, both organic and inorganic. IC uses conductivity detection, and because chemical suppression lowers background conductivity, sensitivity is not an issue. This makes IC suitable for trace- and ultratrace-level measurements. Watch the latest video from Metrohm to learn more.

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