Analytical Chemistry for Chromatographers

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Are you:

• New to chromatography and the analytical laboratory?
• Anxious to improve your analytical chemistry skills?
• Ready to go to the next level of chromatographic performance?

This course is the only place where you can address all of these issues, and in only three days! LEVYTECH and ACCTA, Inc. are pleased to offer this "only one of it's kind" seminar for anyone working with chromatography. We will review the basics, cover the current state of analytical chromatography, and show you the future! Come prepared to learn.

Intended Audience: Everyone!
Managers, lab technicians and anyone who needs a refresher in analytical chemistry as it relates to chromatography should attend. Experienced users will benefit from the overview of up-to-date topics. New users can use this class to help establish a strong foundation in the techniques that they will be using in daily operations. This class builds on the global principle that says: "Analytical chemistry makes the world go around!"

Course Length: Three days

Instructors: Dr. Joseph Levy and Dr. Merlin Bicking
The Dynamic Duo of Scientific Instructors! With a combined 50 years of laboratory experience, they have taught these topics all over the world! Using their well-known and lively styles of instructing, all students will walk away from this course illuminated with vital information that will make them more successful in their scientific endeavors!

Cost: $1,392 per person for public presentations. Contact us for information on in-house presentations.

Registration: Registration for Analytical Chemistry for Chromatographers is provided through Agilent Technologies. To register, call 1-800-227-9770 ,and choose Option 5. The Agilent Course Number is H2620A.

Outline

• Module One - Sample Preparation in Analytical Chemistry (Organic Analysis)
  • Classical techniques - Solids
  • Classical Techniques – Liquids
  • Derivatization
  • New Techniques – Headspace, Thermal Desorption, SPME, SBSE
  • Purge & Trap
• Module Two - Quantitative Measurements
  • Discussion of terms – detection, quantification, sensitivity, significant figures, statistics
  • Integration
  • Calibration
• Module Three - Separation Methods
  • Gas Chromatography
  • Liquid Chromatography
  • SFC
  • New Trends
• Module Four - Chromatographic Detection and Optical Spectroscopic Methods
  • Flame Ionization and other Flame-based Detectors
  • Thermal Conductivity Detector
  • Electron Capture
  • Absorbance (Diode Array)
  • Mass Spectroscopy (GC-MS and LC-MS)
  • New Detectors – Ion Mobility, Chemiluminescence, Differential Mobility, Corona Aerosol Discharge, Evaporative Light Scattering