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Peptide Purity Analysis

End-to-end purity analysis workflow: sample prep, method selection, calibration, integration, and reporting.

Sample preparation

Dissolve a known mass in a known volume of LC-grade water or buffer; centrifuge to remove particulates; inject a fixed volume to keep peak area comparable across runs.

Method selection

Reverse-phase C18 gradient with TFA or formic acid modifier is the default. For very hydrophilic or charged peptides, HILIC may resolve better.

Reporting

Include method parameters, system suitability, the chromatogram itself, the integration table, and the calculated purity percentage. Sign and date the report.

Frequently asked questions

What modifier should I use — TFA or formic acid?+

TFA gives sharper peaks but suppresses ESI; formic acid is friendlier for LC-MS.

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