This chapter is written from the perspective of an environmental professional. It focuses on those aspects of Gas Chromatography that aid in the selection of instrumentation and columns for both field and laboratory methods. In addition, it should be a useful resource for anyone who is responsible for interpreting data collected in the field.
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This article is written from the perspective of an environmental professional. It focuses on those aspects of photoionization that aid in the understanding and selection of portable instrumentation...
Selecting the most effective source for high purity gases is a critical issue for laboratory managers. Zero Air and hydrogen are used for gas chromatography with flame ionization detection (GC-FID),...
Selecting the most effective source for high-purity gases is a critical issue for laboratory managers. Zero air and hydrogen are used for gas chromatography with flame ionization detection (GC-FID),...
This How to Guide will take you though the steps necessary to convert from Helium to Hydrogen as a carrier gas for Gas Chromatography. The use of Hydrogen from an inhouse >generator will lead to...
There are many drivers for vacuum configuration in mass spectrometry (MS) and other scientific instrumentation applications. These include: vacuum performance of the primary pump itself (speed,...