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Analytical Chemistry
Source For CE Takes Off
Companies launch a variety of new instruments
by Celia Henry Arnaud
June 20, 2011
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 89, Issue 25
Beckman Coulter launched the CESI 8000, which incorporates capillary electrophoretic separation and electrospray ionization in the same module. The separation uses flow rates as low as 10 nL/minute. The electrospray tip is filled with a conductive liquid that eliminates the need for a sheath flow that might dilute the samples. The system results in improved sensitivity and decreased ion suppression.
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