An Introduction to HPLC for Pharmaceutical Analysis

This book is good and worth the price. It explains gradient and isocratic elution in great detail and the analysis and tracing of drugs in the body using radiotracers. Also contains useful tables of uv detection bands of organics, including napthalene which is useful for PAH analysis in soils and water of an environmental nature. At degree HPLC is badly taught, this book will correct this, but try to work out problems in hplc using real data as this helps, think of like dissolves like and rotary film evaporation which is like a pressure cooker to understand the hplc method. A simple survey of the ingredients in Anadin will also help you understand converging and diverging elutropic series and shifts of a uv nature. An applied science in the extreme. Diagrams will help your understanding too.

This book is very well structured and contains a great deal of information. I've found it an incredible aid for my understanding of HPLC in general and for my Thesis writing.

I am new to HPLC technique, I began a job as a QC Analyst at a large pharmaceutical company and find this literature to be a wonderful tool to the advancement of my career. Thank you!

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