Thermo Scientific™ Charged Aerosol Detectors: See what you've been missing - Hidden peaks revealed

The problem with almost every other type of detector is that there is a bias. The bias might be that one analyte responds more than another or that mobile phase affects detection differently. A charged aerosol detector measures analyte charge that is in direct proportion to the amount of the analyte present.
Thermo Scientific™ charged aerosol detectors can be used with the most up-to-date liquid chromatography instruments to measure analytes that cannot be seen by UV and may not be readily detected with other detection techniques, including molecules without chromophores.

Features include:

• Ability to detect non-volatile and many semi-volatile analytes
• Consistent response independent of chemical structure
• For HPLC and UHPLC
• Compatibility with gradient conditions
• Sub-nanogram sensitivity
• Simple and straightforward implementation in any lab setting

This uncomplicated technique can both increase the efficiency of existing analytical operations and open up entirely new possibilities by exploiting a range of analytes unnoticed by other techniques.