Eco-friendly rotary evaporation is possible and here is the evidence
Bart shares energy savings data from using eco-friendly features on a rotary evaporator →
How to solve two challenges of UV detectors in chromatography
Bart gives advice on how to overcome two common challenges of UV detection in chromatography →
Is your rotary evaporator well configured?
Bart jumps into rotary evaporation by discussing current applications and how to configure your own rotary evaporator →
The blog turns two, but you get all the presents
Bart's Blog turns two, offers chromatography presents, introduces rotary evaporation as a regular topic →
How to separate very polar substances without destroying your packing material
Bart shares how to separate very polar compounds using a stationary phase ideal for this purpose →
What does liquid chromatography have in its 2020 fortune cookie?
Bart shares his predictions on where liquid chromatography is heading in 2020 →
A look back at your favorite chromatography and freeze-drying posts from 2019
Year-in-review: Bart offers a summary of the most read freeze-drying and chromatography posts in 2019 →
Why the retention factor needs to be kept in check
Bart offers the ideal retention factor range for achieving good resolution in chromatography while keeping running times and costs low →
Why a bit of moisture in freeze-dried products can be a good thing
Bart discusses the danger of overdrying during the freeze-drying process and how moisture mapping can help achieve optimal moisture content in products →
Does anyone in chromatography give a load about the sample load?
Bart talks about sample overload in chromatography and how it affects plate height, column efficiency and resolution →
A load of tips on how to prevent condenser overload
Bart describes how freeze-driyng rates, condenser ice capacity and other parameters can be used to prevent condenser overload →