Dionex Corporation

Disclosed herein are scientific instrument support systems, as well as related methods, computing devices, and computer-readable media. For example, in some embodiments, samples are tracked using unique identifiers. An autosampler may detect the samples using unique identifiers and provide alerts when the sample is placed in the wrong location or when an incorrect or incompatible workflow is selected for the sample.

Embodiments described herein relate to analysis of chromatography data. A system can comprise a memory that stores, and a processor that executes, computer executable components. The computer executable components can comprise a comparing component, of an analytical model, that executes a comparison, of a target characteristic of a target analyte to a first known characteristic of a first known analyte, the first known characteristic comprising a deviation relative to a second known characteristic of a second known analyte, and an identifying component, of the analytical model, that executes an identification, of the target analyte, corresponding to a target peak of a target chromatogram, which target chromatogram corresponds to target analyte chromatography data, based on the comparison.

Disclosed herein are scientific instrument support systems, as well as related methods, computing devices, and computer-readable media. For example, in some embodiments, a scientific instrument support apparatus may include: first logic to receive, from a mass spectrometer, injections data for each of a plurality of injections associated with a sample; second logic to determine peak data for each of the plurality of injections by executing, in parallel on a node, a peak detection algorithm for each of the plurality of injections, third logic to collate the peak data for each of the plurality of injections; and fourth logic to provide the collated peak data for further processing.

An electrolytic eluent generator includes an electrolyte reservoir, an eluent generation chamber, and an ion exchange membrane stack. The electrolyte reservoir includes a chamber containing an aqueous electrolyte solution including an electrolyte; and a first electrode. The eluent generation chamber including a second electrode. The ion exchange connector includes an ion exchange membrane stack, and a compression block.

An electrolytic eluent generator includes an electrolyte reservoir, an eluent generation chamber, and an ion exchange membrane stack. The electrolyte reservoir includes a chamber containing an aqueous electrolyte solution including an electrolyte; and a first electrode. The eluent generation chamber including a second electrode. The ion exchange connector includes an ion exchange membrane stack, and a compression block.

The present disclosure provides a scientific instrument support apparatus comprising a first logic, a second logic, and a third logic. The first logic subscribes to events from a device driver, receives signature data events including a generated signature event, generates signature data with a specified signature identifier in response to the generated signature event, and transmits the signature data to the second logic. The second logic receives the signature data from the first logic, processes the signature data, writes the processed signature data to an instrument health database, and transmits the signature data to a cloud-based database. The third logic presents a graphical user interface based on the processed signature data. The apparatus enables efficient collection, processing, and presentation of scientific instrument data for improved monitoring and analysis.

An analytical system comprises a chromatography column configured to separate a sample into one or more analytes; an ion removal device configured to remove at least ions of one charge from the mobile phase, the ion removal device fluidly coupled to an output of the chromatography column; an ion selective sensor configured to measure a signal corresponding to an activity of the ions of one charge in the mobile phase, the ion selective sensor fluidly coupled to an output of the ion removal device; an optional diverter valve that can interrupt the flow of the mobile phase; and a microprocessor configured to monitor the signal of the ion selective sensor and to either switch the optional diverter valve to interrupt the flow of the mobile phase or turn off the pump when the signal is greater than a predetermined threshold.

Systems and methods are described for ion chromatography systems and electrolytic suppressors. By varying the operating frequency of an electrolytic suppressor, the generation of bubbles and noise can be minimized. This leads to more accurate results in e.g., a conductivity detector downstream of an electrolytic suppressor within an ion chromatography system. In certain embodiments, it has been found that frequencies of around 700-750 Hz, 100-150 Hz and 925-975 Hz have achieved the best results.

A method for making modified latex particles, wherein the particles comprise condensation polymers bonded to functional groups on the latex particles and the method for forming the condensation polymer comprises reacting the amino groups present on the latex particles with (i) at least a first polyfunctional compound, having at least two functional moieties reactive with said functional groups of the latex, or (ii) at least a first polyfunctional compound, having at least two functional moieties reactive with said functional groups of the latex and at least a first amine compound, comprising amino groups selected from the group consisting of ammonia, a primary and a secondary amine to form a first condensation polymer reaction product comprising ion exchanging sites and a first unreacted excess of functional moieties.