Analytical Method Development from Sigma-Aldrich®

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Analytical Method Development from Sigma-Aldrich®

28 Jul, 2010

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Efficient method development requires expert knowledge of separation science and extensive practical experience.

Several factors must be considered to create a robust and reproducible analytical method. All too often, method development is rushed; a very generic or robust method is chosen, or an existing/similar application from a previous method is simply duplicated. While these approaches can work, they are not always the most effective way forward.

Sigma-Aldrich has a wide range of products and services specially geared to helping you find the most cost effective way to robust analytical method development.

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Our wide range of analytical literature and posters can help to point you in the right direction.

Method development is not only choosing the correct sample handling/preparation method coupled with an appropriate analysis technique; it’s also about choosing the best reagents for your application.

Don’t let poor quality reagents and accessories get in the way of a robust and reproducible method you can easily transfer between instruments and also laboratories.

Via the Fluka brand, Sigma Aldrich can offer a wide range of reagents suitable for your analysis.

For technical enquiries please contact Technical Services on: [email protected]

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