In an article authored by James Merdink and
John Dolan titled "Scaling Gradient LC
Methods to LC-MS" in LCGC 18(10), 1034 -
1039 (2000), it was stated that to reduce dwell
time an aftermarket mixer was installed. Can
the authors give the specs and ordering
information for this mixer?
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By John Dolan, LC Resources on Tuesday, May 22, 2001 - 11:11 am:
Thomas, we used a standard (analytical, not microbore) mixing tee (actually a Y-shaped fitting) made of PEEK. It is upchurch's U-466S with a stainless frit. These seem to have very low volume and excellent mixing characteristics when examined using a gradient step test.
Here's the url:
http://www.upchurch.com/upchurch/products/results.asp?level=2&categoryid=218
-- hope this helps, John Dolan
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