Acquisition and Processing of Gas Chromatographic Data Using a Time-Shared Computer

Raymond, A. J.; Lawrey, D. M. G.; Mayer, Thomas

doi:10.1093/chromsci/8.1.1

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“…The best possible precision that can be obtained under the most favorable conditions is 0.1 % for major components in near-ideal samples, increasing to ~ 10 % below the 10 ppm level. (57) Identification of chromatographic effluents is most definitively accomplished by coupling to a mass spectrometer. Virtually every instrumental method of analysis, however, has been employed either on-line or off-line for peak identification.…”

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confidence: 99%