Static headspace GC (GC-SH) is a technique used to concentrate volatile analytes prior to analysis. It can improve detection of low level volatile analytes and minimizes matrix interference by eliminating the need to inject the sample directly.
When choosing a flowmeter, it is essential to consider the attributes and needs of the application. This article provides information related to measuring GC flow rate by both volume and mass.
The recent addition of Alumina sulfate and Alumina chloride columns to the Supelco family of GC capillary PLOT columns has prompted several customer inquiries on why we offer two alumina chemistries and how to chose between the two. We present
GC Analysis of Xylene Isomers on SLB®-IL60 - The cresol (methylphenol) isomers are also precursors to many chemicals. This chromatogram of a mix of aromatic and methylphenol compounds was generated using an SLB-IL60 ionic liquid column. Its interaction mechanisms allow
Fast GC analysis is typically performed using short, 0.10 mm I.D. capillary columns with H2 carrier gas and rapid temperature programming rates. FAMEs can be analyzed with a variety of 0.10 mm I.D. columns, depending upon the information required.
The primary column is used to determine presence of the target analytes in the sample; the secondary column of a different selectivity confirms whether a positive match.
Measurement of acetic acid vapor in the workplace using passive sampling SPME and on-fiber derivatization with 1-pyrenyldiazomethane: Comparison with active sampling.