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Ralph Kikillus

Christoph Gebhardt

Peter Aagaard Nielsen

Nicolai Bache

Frank Hirmer

Christian Meier-Credo

Ole Bjeld Hoerning

Peter A Nielsen

The invention relates to a liquid junction apparatus for electrospray ionization in a mass spectrometer comprising an electrospray emitter, a capillary conduit assembly for conducting liquid to be electrosprayed, and a union comprising an electrically conductive material, in which the electrospray emitter and the capillary conduit assembly are accommodated in a bottom-sealing butt joint featuring low dead volume while retaining at least one of them pluggable and withdrawable. The liquid junction apparatus facilitates energizing the transmitted liquid to a predetermined voltage level at the liquid junction upstream of an actual emitter tip where electrospraying occurs, while retaining at least one of an electrospray emitter and a capillary conduit assembly pluggable into and withdrawable from a union that comprises a conductive material.

Liquid junction apparatus for electrospray ionization

A low dead-volume connector for fluid chromatography, such as liquid chromatography and gas chromatography, has a female assembly including a receiving member being designed and configured to receive, and releasably interlock with, a male assembly. The connector is particularly suited for high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) applications.

Low dead-volume connector for fluid chromatography

The invention generally relates to a connector for fluid chromatography, such as gas chromatography and liquid chromatography, having a female assembly including a receiving member being designed and configured to receive, and releasably interlock with, a male assembly. The connector is particularly suited for high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) applications.

Connector for fluid chromatography

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Bremen, Germany

Ralph Kikillus