The Chicago Chromatography Discussion Group will hold its 46th annual Introductory course in Gas Chromatography TBD. Co-sponsored by Roosevelt University and held on their campus, this course offers a well-designed combination of lecture and hands-on laboratory training. The 3 day course is intended to give the students sufficient theoretical and practical background to perform independent work in Gas Chromatography. The course includes both lecture and laboratory sessions.
Awarded 20 hours of AACC Continuing Education Credit!
This course will emphasize practical laboratory training in capillary GC. Gas chromatographs, supplied by leading manufacturers, will be available for the students. During the three day sessions each student will spend about five hours in intensive laboratory work in the areas of qualitative and quantitative analysis. The fee for the course will include lunch, text and laboratory manual.
This three day course, taught by Dr. Lee Polite from Axion, will provide instruction on a wide range of topics, including but not limited to:
Introduction to Gas Chromatography
GC Inlet systems
GC capillary columns and resolution
GC split ratio
Temperature programming and electronic pressure control
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“It is a fantastic course for learning the theory of LC and method development”
“The instructor, Merlin Bicking, is very helpful. It was great to see how wiling he is to answer questions and all the variety of methods he worked on.”
“I am just beginning my position from out of school. I found the course very insightful in terms of preparation for my future career”
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Basic Gas Chromatography
The Chicago Chromatography Discussion Group will hold its 46th annual Introductory course in Gas Chromatography TBD.
Co-sponsored by Roosevelt University and held on their campus, this course offers a well-designed combination of lecture and hands-on laboratory training. The 3 day course is intended to give the students sufficient theoretical and practical background to perform independent work in Gas Chromatography. The course includes both lecture and laboratory sessions.
Awarded 20 hours of AACC Continuing Education Credit!
This course will emphasize practical laboratory training in capillary GC. Gas chromatographs, supplied by leading manufacturers, will be available for the students. During the three day sessions each student will spend about five hours in intensive laboratory work in the areas of qualitative and quantitative analysis. The fee for the course will include lunch, text and laboratory manual.
This three day course, taught by Dr. Lee Polite from Axion, will provide instruction on a wide range of topics, including but not limited to:
Course Schedule
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For students to apply for CE.
For further information contact chicagochromatography@gmail.com.
LC School Reviews
“I now have a better understanding of how HPLC works and why column choice is so important.”
“It is a fantastic course for learning the theory of LC and method development”
“The instructor, Merlin Bicking, is very helpful. It was great to see how wiling he is to answer questions and all the variety of methods he worked on.”
“I am just beginning my position from out of school. I found the course very insightful in terms of preparation for my future career”
“It is very useful for me because having hands on experience, which helped me to understand more of HPLC.”
“Great class. Would easily take again and recommend Dr. Merlin anytime. Would love to take his other courses. If he had a book would quickly buy for reference.”