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2011-6. The Case of the Too Big Little Peak

June 1, 2011

What do you do when a peak grows over time?. LCGC 29(6) 486-491 (2011) John W. Dolan

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2005-1. Stay Away from the Cliffs!

January 1, 2005

Does your method have a safety factor? LCGC 23(1) 30-35 (2005) John W. Dolan

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1995-12. A Second Shot at Some Troubleshooting Problems

December 1, 1995

This month, readers share tips and suggestions for solving problems discussed in past LC Troubleshooting columns. LC-GC 13(12) 940-943 (1995) John W. Dolan

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1995-9. Internal Standard Problems, Buffer Precipitation, and Column Storage

September 1, 1995

This month’s LC Troubleshooting tackles readers’ questions. Column editor John Dolan also provides a list of don’ts for column storage. LCGC 13(9) 708-712 (1995) John W. Dolan

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1992-9. Buffer Precipitation Problems

September 1, 1992

Buffer precipitation can be an irritating problem. As with so many other LC problems, prevention is the best medicine. LCGC 10(9) 664-666 (1992) John W. Dolan

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1991-12. Sample Preparation, Guard Columns: Answers to Readers’ Questions

December 1, 1991

Readers’ Questions LCGC 9(12) 834-836 (1991) John W. Dolan

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1991-6. Changing System Conditions

June 1, 1991

Readers’ Questions LCGC 9(6) 406-408 (1991) John W. Dolan

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1991-4. Pumps: Operation and Maintenance

April 1, 1991

Like the body’s heart, the LC pump will provide years of reliable service if treated properly. LCGC 9(4) 270-274 (1991) John W. Dolan

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1991-3. Retention-Time Drift A Case Study

March 1, 1991

Problems like these could happen to anyone. Be alert so they don’t happen to you. LCGC 9(3) 204-206 (1991) John W. Dolan

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1991-2. Method Reproducibility, Leaks, and Check-Valve Problems

February 1, 1991

Sometimes, precisely following the instructions may not be enough to get someone else’s method to work in your laboratory. LCGC 9(2) 88-92 (1991) John W. Dolan

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