Practical Essentials of LC Classification, Columns & Theory
Module 4 of the Practical Essentials of HPLC & LC-MS and the Complete HPLC & LC-MS courses.
Course summary
- Duration: 3.5 hours
- Experience level: Intermediate
- Course Type: Universal, applicable to all instrumentation
- Teaching method: Face-to-face via live video, with instrument parts & consumables to see
- RSC CPD approval: Approved for CPD
- Course venue: Virtual Classroom
- Scheduled course price: £210 + VAT per delegate
Course approval
This course has been approved by the Royal Society of Chemistry for purposes of Continuing Professional Development (CPD).
What will you learn on this course?
In this module, first the types of LC system classifications are explained. Following this, the analytical columns used in liquid chromatography are covered in detail (stationary phase, particle size etc.) including the various separation mechanisms at play, normal phase, reverse phase and HILIC.
Learning outcomes
- You will learn how to select an appropriate LC column (dimensions and stationary phase) for your application.
Who is this course for?
If you have limited LC experience, wish to learn more or would like to brush-up on your knowledge about this particular section of the instrument then this is the module for you.
Feedback from previous attendees of Virtual Classroom course
"Good to show generally what different column chemistries are useful for." Mollie Nero, Project Scientist, Broughton Nicotine Services (February 2021).
"Learning how the choice of column can affect efficiency, resolution and selectivity was a good subject. Also how it is possible to work out how to choose a better column by looking at spectra will potentially help me out in the future." Joe Richardson, Assistant Scientist, Environment Agency (November 2020).
Feedback from previous attendees of Face-to-Face course
"[I enjoyed the] level of detail information presented."
"Useful discussion. Better material and knowledge of the instructor is helpful."
"Professional, high quality delivery, keep track on time."
"The instructor is aware of all the LC-MS spectrometry. I found in this course useful materials."
"[I enjoyed] developing an understanding of the applications and function of the equipment."
"The HPLC & LC-MS training was good and I enjoyed it because I have learnt a lot."