Christopher A Desjardins

age ~49

from Somerville, MA

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Also known as:

Christoph A Desjardins

Phone and address:: 32 Princeton St, Somerville, MA 02144

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Christopher Desjardins Phones & Addresses

32 Princeton St, Somerville, MA 02144
West Somerville, MA
Rochester, NY
Washington, DC
8307 Garland Ave, Takoma Park, MD 20912
Silver Spring, MD
Greenbelt, MD
College Park, MD
Endicott, NY
157 Summer St APT 14, Somerville, MA 02143

Industries

Pharmaceuticals

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Phones & Addresses

Mr. Christopher Desjardins
Manager

Leon's Furniture Limited
Furniture-Retail

1718 Heron Road, Ottawa, ON K1V 6A1
613-737-3530

Christopher Desjardins
Manager

Leon's Furniture Limited
Furniture-Retail

613-737-3530

Christopher J. Desjardins
Secretary

Markborough Nevada Inc

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Principal Researcher At Eisai

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Location:

Greater Boston Area

Industry:

Pharmaceuticals

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Christopher Desjardins - Lawyer

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ISLN:

907893682

Admitted:

1974

University:

Carleton University, B.A., 1968

Law School:

University of Ottawa, LL.B., 1972

Us Patents

Method For Determining A Dwell Volume Of A Chromatographic System
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US Patent:

20210055149, Feb 25, 2021
Filed:

Aug 19, 2020
Appl. No.:

16/996992
Inventors:

- Milford MA, US
Martin Gilar - Franklin MA, US
Abhijit Tarafder - Blackstone MA, US
Christopher DesJardins - Chelmsford MA, US
International Classification:

G01F 22/02
G01N 30/06
G01N 30/16
Abstract:

Described is a method for determining a dwell volume of a liquid chromatography system and a liquid chromatography system that can determined the system dwell volume. The method includes mixing a flow of a first solvent with a flow of a second solvent to form a solvent mixture. The flows of the first and second solvents are decreased and increased, respectively, to generate a gradient composition. A system pressure of the liquid chromatography system is measured to determine a pressure trace defined as the measured system pressure as a function of time. The dwell volume of the system is determined from a time delay determined between the gradient composition at the mixing location and the pressure trace. The method can be performed with a liquid chromatography system having a chromatographic column or a flow restrictor used in place of the chromatographic column.