Wide detection range: It can detect any sample with lower volatility than the mobile phase, and can detect compounds without chromophores, such as carbohydrates, lipids, polymers, etc.

High sensitivity: It also has high sensitivity to thermal instability and volatile compounds, with higher sensitivity than differential refractive index detectors.

Good compatibility: It has a wide range of gradient and solvent compatibility, no solvent peak interference, and can be connected to any HPLC system.

Baseline stability: insensitive to temperature changes, baseline stability, suitable for use in combination with gradient elution liquid chromatography.

Disadvantages:

Volatile component failure: unable to detect low boiling point solvents or semi volatile substances.

Gradient elution challenge: Balancing solvent volatility and chromatographic separation efficiency may lead to baseline drift.

Quantitative accuracy limitation: Due to the influence of particle size distribution, the precision is slightly lower than that of mass spectrometry.

Evaporative light detectorSuggestions for selection and use:

Choose according to demand: When selecting equipment, the appropriate model and specifications should be chosen based on the actual needs of the laboratory or factory. Consider factors such as the volatility, molecular weight, and pre-treatment requirements of the detection object.

Pay attention to performance parameters: Focus on key performance parameters such as detector sensitivity, linear range, and system compatibility to ensure that analysis requirements are met.

Considering operational convenience: Choose detectors with compact structure and easy operation, such as models with new optical path design, structured menus, and dedicated multi platform control software, to simplify the operation process.

Regular maintenance and upkeep: Follow the manufacturer's recommendations for regular maintenance and upkeep, such as quarterly ultrasonic cleaning of atomizers, annual high-temperature flushing of drift tubes, etc., to ensure the long-term stable operation of the detector.