Efficiency of short, thick-film capillary columns in gas chromatography with sulfur chemiluminescence detector for the separation of sulfur compounds—a best performance study

Abstract

SummaryShort, thick-film capillary columns can solve most of the routine applications of gas chromatography in much shorter time than packed columns. A theoretical and experimental study shows the contribution of various factors involved and permits optimization of conditions for the separation of sulfur compounds with good resolution and shortened analysis time, using gas chromatography coupled with a sulfur chemiluminescence detector.

Unique selective detectors for gas chromatography: Nitrogen and sulfur chemiluminescence detectors

“…GC-SCD was successfully employed in quantitative evaluation of the biological desulfurization of crude oil by Kaufman et al [52]. Chen et al [53] described a GC-SCD method with shortened analysis time by using a short, thick-film column. Gas odorants in liquefied petroleum gas were efficiently determined using GC-SCD by Do et al [54].…”