HPLC Troubleshooting: What is causing baseline noise?

[@LaLa-qf1qz]

You are a great speaker. Very confident and helpful, thank you

[@srirampmna135]

I find this video and channel very useful and informative.Super and amazing

[@axionlabs]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@prathmeshghumare1067]

👍 very informative

[@Mohamedsalah-oe4eo]

Useful, thanks

[@georgesunnyvarkey3425]

Thanks very much for the video Sir, can you make a video on baseline drift

[@axionlabs]

Hi George, have you see our video on baseline drift? kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJiZhXhqZc9lqac

[@xinliu9169]

I have a question that if you shut down the pump, how could you still get the signal? Isn’t that pump push the Mobile phase (sample) into the detectors? If pump shutter, shouldn’t be any signal, right?

[@TheJoshtheboss]

I was thinking the same. I would imagine the flow would stop almost immediately. I guess the detector will just continue to read what's in the flow cell window?...

[@tmnt3998]

@@TheJoshthebossYes. And the signal will drift significantly because the mobile phase in the cell will start to heat up.

[@RajeshKumar-eu2mb]

Thank you. Very useful. One Q regarding MS noise/background/Ghost peaks in Agilent´s 1260 Infinity II LC-MS System. How could you remove background spectral (Ghost Peaks?) peaks that appear in both blanks and water (-ve control) runs? I´m getting these noise peaks with m/z of 255.3, 356.3, and 509.4, also in my sample runs. What steps do you suggest to follow stepwise to fix these Ghost/background peaks assuming the column is new?

[@AlphaNumeric123]

Great channel!

[@sarmadrkabi5361]

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