Patent classifications
G01N30/78
Method in a Chromatography System
There is provided a method and a corresponding system for determining binding capacities of a chromatography column. The method includes detecting a feed signal representative of the composition of a feed material provided to the inlet of the column. The method further includes detecting an effluent signal representative of the composition of the effluent from the column. The method further includes using the feed signal and the effluent signal to determine binding capacities of the column.
Method in a Chromatography System
There is provided a method and a corresponding system for determining binding capacities of a chromatography column. The method includes detecting a feed signal representative of the composition of a feed material provided to the inlet of the column. The method further includes detecting an effluent signal representative of the composition of the effluent from the column. The method further includes using the feed signal and the effluent signal to determine binding capacities of the column.
Determination of Antidepressants by Mass Spectrometry
Methods are described for detecting or determining the amount of antidepressants and/or antidepressant metabolites in a sample. More specifically, mass spectrometric methods are described for detecting and quantifying antidepressants and/or antidepressant metabolites in a sample.
Parallel separation system
A method in a separation system including parallel fluid paths each having a separation module, includes providing a sensor of the same type in at least each of the parallel fluid paths except one: measuring a characteristic fluid property with at least one of the sensors in the parallel fluid paths; possibly measuring the same characteristic fluid property with a system sensor positioned in the outlet of the separation system; and comparing measured characteristic fluid properties to evaluate and/or qualify the performance of the separation system.
High Throughput Gas-Chromatography System for Additive Analysis, and Analysis Method Using Same
A high speed treatmenthigh throughput gas-chromatography system for analysis of high-molecular weight additives in a polymer material, and an analysis method using same are provided. A high throughput gas-chromatography system is capable of qualitatively and quantitatively analyzing, at the same time, high-molecular weight additives in a polymer, and reducing analysis time by increasing a heating rate and a column maximum temperature.
SYSTEM FOR COLLECTING LIQUID SAMPLE
Systems and methods are described to determine whether a sample transmitted through a transfer line from a remote sampling system contains a suitable sample to analyze by an analysis system. A system embodiment includes, but is not limited to, a sample receiving line configured to receive a liquid segment a first detector configured to detect the liquid segment at a first location in the sample receiving line; a second detector configured to detect the liquid segment at a second location in the sample receiving line downstream from the first location; and a controller configured to register a continuous liquid segment in the sample receiving line when the first detector and the second detector match detection states prior to the controller registering a change of state of the first detector.
SYSTEM FOR COLLECTING LIQUID SAMPLE
Systems and methods are described to determine whether a sample transmitted through a transfer line from a remote sampling system contains a suitable sample to analyze by an analysis system. A system embodiment includes, but is not limited to, a sample receiving line configured to receive a liquid segment a first detector configured to detect the liquid segment at a first location in the sample receiving line; a second detector configured to detect the liquid segment at a second location in the sample receiving line downstream from the first location; and a controller configured to register a continuous liquid segment in the sample receiving line when the first detector and the second detector match detection states prior to the controller registering a change of state of the first detector.
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR CALCULATING THE RESEARCH OCTANE NUMBER AND THE MOTOR OCTANE NUMBER FOR A LIQUID BLENDED FUEL
A method for calculating the research octane number and the motor octane number for a liquid blended fuel. Data related to the aromatic, olefin, normal paraffin, iso-paraffin, and naphthalene properties of each of a plurality of liquid fuel blending components are acquired and transformed to obtain a transformed component property for each of the components. A reverse property transformation is performed for each of the plurality of liquid blending components. The research octane number and the motor octane number are calculated based on the performed reverse property transformation and determined percentages of each of the plurality of liquid blending components.
Chiral analysis method of bound amino acid and chiral analysis system
A chiral analysis method of a bound amino acid includes a step of hydrolyzing a bound amino acid using a deuterium chloride-deuterium oxide solution and/or deuterium oxide; a step of separating, by chiral separation, a D-form and an L-form of an amino acid generated by the hydrolyzation; a step of generating fragments from the separated amino acid; and a step of selecting and analyzing a predetermined fragment that contains an carbon and does not contain a side chain from the generated fragments, by mass spectrometry.
Chiral analysis method of bound amino acid and chiral analysis system
A chiral analysis method of a bound amino acid includes a step of hydrolyzing a bound amino acid using a deuterium chloride-deuterium oxide solution and/or deuterium oxide; a step of separating, by chiral separation, a D-form and an L-form of an amino acid generated by the hydrolyzation; a step of generating fragments from the separated amino acid; and a step of selecting and analyzing a predetermined fragment that contains an carbon and does not contain a side chain from the generated fragments, by mass spectrometry.