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Evaporative Light Scattering Detectors<br />

Leading the Way in ELSD Technology for More Than 20 Years<br />

Alltech has more than 20 years of experience engineering and manufacturing Evaporative Light Scattering Detectors. Our global<br />

network of dedicated application chemists and technical support professionals provides you with the comprehensive service and<br />

support you need.<br />

How Does It Work?<br />

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ELSDs detect any compound less volatile than the mobile phase using a simple three-step process:<br />

1. Nebulization<br />

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2. Evaporation<br />

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3. Detection<br />

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Column effluent passes<br />

through a needle and mixes<br />

with nitrogen gas to form a<br />

dispersion of droplets.<br />

Droplets pass through a heated<br />

“drift tube” where the mobile<br />

phase evaporates, leaving a fine<br />

mist of dried sample particles in<br />

solvent vapor.<br />

The sample particles pass<br />

through a cell and scatter light<br />

from a laser beam. The scattered<br />

light is detected, generating<br />

a signal.<br />

Are There Any Limitations?<br />

1. The mobile phase must be volatile.<br />

2. The sample must be less volatile than the mobile phase.<br />

ELSD Advantages Over Other LC Detectors<br />

ELSD RI UV MS<br />

CHART KEY<br />

Sensitivity<br />

Gradient Capability<br />

Baseline Stability<br />

Solvent Interference<br />

Mass Balance<br />

Excellent:<br />

Good:<br />

Poor:<br />

more info<br />

For more information about Evaporative Light Scattering<br />

Detection, including applications, literature, and an informational<br />

movie, visit www.elsd.com.<br />

www.discoverysciences.com

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