The miniGC and miniLC are used by academic research labs and in academic teaching labs. The price point, ease of use, and size of the systems allows research labs that previously didn’t have access to GC and HPLC / UHPLC the ability to bring these powerful techniques into their labs. These same features make it feasible for teaching labs to have several system in the lab so that students can have access to these systems and get hands on experience with these techniques that are so ubiquitous.
Applications in the academic area include:
- Undergraduate teaching labs
- Advanced and graduate instrumentation labs
- Small research groups where space, budget, and trained chromatographers are issues
- Larger research groups and central testing core labs looking to increase their testing capacity
- Departments outside of Chemistry like Chemical Engineering, Biochemistry, Biology, Biomedical Engineering, Materials Science
Application Notes
miniLC App Note – Analysis of Catechins in Tea
Introduction Catechins and epicatechins are polyphenolic phytochemicals that are found in high conce...
miniGC App Note – Analysis of Vanillin by GC-FID
Abstract The Lucidity miniGC was used to analyze imitation vanilla extract, pure vanilla extract, an...
miniGC App Note – Analysis of Cholesterol using GC-FID
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miniGC App Note – Analysis of Essential Oils by GC-FID
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miniLC App Note – The Extraction and Analysis of Caffeine from Coffee Products
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miniLC App Note – The Analysis of Aspirin
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miniLC App Note – The Extraction and Analysis of Cannabinoids using the EDGE and the miniLC
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miniLC App Note – Analysis of 14 Cannabinoids
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miniGC App Note – Simple Analysis of Fuel & Oil using a Small Footprint GC-FID
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miniGC App Note – Fat Profile of Edible Oils
Fatty Acid Analysis by GC FID of Common Cooking Oils Daniel Iversen, R&D Chemist, Lucidity Intro...
miniGC App Note – CBD in Oils, Lotions, and Chewables
By Daniel Iversen, R&D Chemist, Lucidity With the introduction of CBD in so many products, makin...
miniGC App Note – Alcohols in hand sanitizer
Study Performed by Dan Iversen, R&D Chemist, Lucidity (daniel.iversen@luciditysystems.com) Intro...
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Method Notes
miniGC Method Note – Phenols (EPA 604)
Analysis of Phenols (US EPA Method 604) in the miniGC Introduction Phenols or phenolic compounds are...
miniGC Method Note – Phthalates (EPA 606)
Analysis of Phthalate Esters (US EPA Method 606) in the miniGC Introduction Phthalates or phthalate ...
miniGC Method Note – C7-C40 Saturated Alkanes
Analysis of C7-C40 saturated alkanes standard in the miniGC Introduction In this app note we run a s...
miniGC Method Note – Active Compounds (Xil-350)
Analysis of Active Compounds (Restek Test Mix Xil-350) in the miniGC Introduction This test mix is u...
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Methods
Nicotine Sample Method
Nicotine in vaping e-liquid sample in methanol System Parameters Lucidity GC-FID Conditions Carrier ...
miniGC Method – Essential Oils
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miniGC Method – Vanillin
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miniGC Method – Phenols (EPA 604)
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miniGC Method – Phthalates (EPA 606)
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miniGC Method – Semivolatiles (EPA 8270)
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miniGC Method – Terpenes
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miniGC Method – Residual Solvents
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miniGC Method – Cholesterol
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miniGC Method – GC-FID Test Mix
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miniGC Method – Active Compounds (Xil-350)
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miniGC Method – C7-C40 Alkane Mix
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Webinars
miniGC & miniLC Webinar – Dr. Alicia Stell of CEM | Lucidity
Speaker: Dr. Alicia Stell of CEM | Lucidity Bio: Dr. Alicia Douglas Stell has worked with CEM for th...
miniGC Webinar – Prof. Emanuela Gionfriddo of University of Toledo
Speaker: Prof. Emanuela Gionfriddo of University of Toledo Bio: Dr. Emanuela Gionfriddo is an Assist...
miniLC Webinar – Prof. Jim Grinias of Rowan University
Speaker: Prof. Jim Grinias of Rowan University Bio: James Grinias is currently an Associate Professo...
miniGC Webinar – Prof. Nick Snow of Seton Hall
Speaker: Prof. Nicholas Snow of Seton Hall Bio: Nicholas H. Snow is Professor of Chemistry and Bioch...
miniGC Webinar – Dr. Ronda Gras of Dow Chemical
Speaker: Dr. Ronda Gras of The Dow Chemical Company Bio: Dr. Ronda Gras is a Research Scientist of A...
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Posters
Poster: Cannabinoid Separation: A New HPLC System Suitable for Cannabis Research in Undergraduate Laboratories
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