Lectures and Practical work

• Overview of Liquid Chromatography
• Separation Mechanisms
• HPLC Hardware & Instrument Configuration
• Factors that affect Separation
• Basics of Isocratic Method Development
• Outline of Gradient Analysis

Course Objectives
This course covers the basics of the relevant scientific history, underlying theory and principles of operation of liquid chromatography. A description of LC hardware, its purpose and mode of operation, as well as basic separation principles are all covered in this one-day course. A classroom approach with practical demonstrations and examples, together with written course notes helps to provide all the fundamental references someone starting out in LC needs. As such, the course is suitable for scientists with a working knowledge of chemistry but no analytical LC experience, those with experience of other analytical techniques and those with a routine working knowledge of LC.

Course Prerequisites
Customers will preferably have gained some experience with HPLC equipment. However, the course is designed for first time users and will assume no previous knowledge of Liquid Chromatography.

Course Dates 2007

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Course Fees
The course fee is £350 per person plus VAT. Course certificates will be issued to each delegate. This price does not include hotel accommodation or transportation. Fees include refreshments and a buffet lunch.

Course Numbers
Course attendance numbers are restricted to ensure that everyone on each course receives the best possible levels of tuition and the appropriate levels of support during practical sessions. The maximum number of attendees on this course is ten.

Enrolling
Book online to arrange a place on one of the courses scheduled in 2007. We will email confirmation of your booking as soon as possible.

LC User Maintenance Training
This two day course covers the basics of LC User Maintenance, for further information please request details via the booking form.

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