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May 29, 2012 - DU PONT. Anal. Chem. , 1982, 54 (1), pp 19A–19A. DOI: 10.1021/ac00238a715. Publication Date: January 1982. ACS Legacy Archive...
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faster—with assurance method is right. tem with the pump capability required for 4 solvents. The 8800 series can be used for all tradi­ tional HPLC activities as well as for non-routine capabilities: solvent linking—using non-miscible sol­ vents in the same run; concentration-elution runs; preparative runs (up to 40 c m V m i n flow); sequen­ tial runs of several different sepa­ rations. With the Series 8800, you can run a total chromatographic experiment—from methods devel­ opment to collection of pure sepa­ rated fractions—on the same system, in a sequence that moves smoothly from start to finish.

Du Pont: The New Leader in HPLC Technology Du Pont developed the 4-solvent, 7-step technique through its long-term commitment to HPLC: both as a major user of chromato­ graphy in its own worldwide laboratories and as the developer

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Technology of today's most advanced instrumentation. The combination of the 4-

solvent, 7-step methodology and powerful capabilities of the Series 8 8 0 0 will bring new and higher levels of achievement in HPLC technology—limited only by the scope of the chromatographer's imagination.

Compare—and You Will Choose Du Pont! For more information on the 4-solvent technique and how it can be put to work in your labora­ tory, or for technical discussion, or a demonstration by a Du Pont rep­ resentative, call toll free 800-4419841. Or write: DuPont, Analytical Instruments Division, Room X39014, Wilmington, DE 19898.

Du Ponts graphie display module lets you check each step of your experiment as it progresses.

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Please turn the page for a brief look at 4-solvent, 7-step theory.

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