Construction and Performance of an Infrared Chromatographic Fraction Analyzer.

Wilks, Paul A.; Brown, RA

doi:10.1021/ac60216a007

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“…packed columns appeared back-to-back in Analytical Chemistry well over 40 years ago. 5,6 Both instruments involved rapid-scanning grating monochromators by which a full-range infrared spectrum could be acquired in 16 seconds (albeit at lower resolution than many chemists were used to). This time approximately matched the full width at half-height (FWHH) of peaks emerging from ¼in.…”

Section: Fig 2 Gc/ft-ir Spectra Of a Peak Composed Of 1-octane (Leamentioning

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The Gas Chromatography/Infrared Interface: Past, Present, and Future

2008

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Section: Fig 2 Gc/ft-ir Spectra Of a Peak Composed Of 1-octane (Leamentioning

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The Gas Chromatography/Infrared Interface: Past, Present, and Future

2008

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“…Fast-scanning infrared equipment has been attached to the chromatograph outlet to obtain coverage of the 2.5-to 16micron region (48) and construction and performance details of an IR analyzer have been published by Wilks (658).…”

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Gas Chromatography

Nogare¹,

Juvet²

1966

Anal. Chem.

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“…Instrumental innovations involved the use of infrared analyzers to monitor the column effluent outputs (31,523) and the use of the gas chromatograph to measure N produced by Dumas combustions (466). The separation of hydrogen isotopes on activated alumina (497) and isotopically labeled organic compounds by recycling gas chromatography (414) was studied.…”

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Biochemical Analysis

Hamilton¹

1966

Anal. Chem.

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review covers the two year period commencing January 1, 1964 through December 31,1965, following directly on the previous review of the same title (201) in Analytical Chemistry.Those papers which describe advances and improvements in methods and instrumentation as applied to determinations in the field of biochemistry are listed.Routine applications of standard methods are not reported. For these reasons, references to many excellent papers were omitted. Even with such an arbitrary selection, many papers of importance and interest had to be noted and as a consequence critical appraisal had to be virtually eliminated.COMMUNICATION AIDS, NEW JOURNALS, AND NEW BOOKS

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Construction and Performance of an Infrared Chromatographic Fraction Analyzer.

Cited by 37 publications

References 9 publications

The Gas Chromatography/Infrared Interface: Past, Present, and Future

The Gas Chromatography/Infrared Interface: Past, Present, and Future

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