A great publication on detection of adulterants in Manuka and Jarrah Honey using Multivariate HPTLC
A great publication on detection of adulterants in Manuka and Jarrah Honey using Multivariate HPTLC
top of page
Search
chromatechscientific
Jul 25, 20211 min read
Interesting publication on the development of a HPTLC based dynamic reference standard
https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0254857
chromatechscientific
May 21, 20211 min read
Quantification of carbohydrates in various matrices using the Automated HPTLC Pro
The quantification of carbohydrates can be challenging due to their high polarity, low volatility, their lack of a chromophore and their...
chromatechscientific
Apr 25, 20210 min read
Webinar: The Concept of Fully Automated HPTLC Analysis on the Example of Sugars in Honey
Webinar: The Concept of Fully Automated HPTLC Analysis on the Example of Sugars in Honey
chromatechscientific
Apr 21, 20211 min read
CBS 126: Special issue – Analysis of honey by HPTLC
CBS 126: Special issue – Analysis of honey by HPTLC
chromatechscientific
Apr 15, 20211 min read
Webinar: The Concept of Fully Automated HPTLC Analysis on the Example of Sugars in Honey
The Concept of Fully Automated HPTLC Analysis on the Example of Sugars in Honey
Chromatech Scientific
Jul 23, 20181 min read
HPTLC profiling of Jarrah and Manuka honeys
A simple and effective HPTLC method for profiling of Jarrah and Manuka honey
Chromatech Scientific
Jan 31, 20171 min read
Authentication of Honeys of Different Floral Origins using HPTLC fingerprinting
HPTLC fingerprinting / identification of floral origins of Honey
bottom of page