1958
DOI: 10.1038/181177a0
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Flame Ionization Detector for Gas Chromatography

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“…process in diagrammatic form, where the more volatile components are emerging before the less volatile. On emergence from the column the separated components are, in this instance, detected by a flame ionization detector (Harley, Nel and Pretorius, 1958). In this form of detector the increase in electrical conductivity of a small hydrogen flame is measured by an electrometer amplifier and displayed on a potentiometric recorder as a "peak".…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…process in diagrammatic form, where the more volatile components are emerging before the less volatile. On emergence from the column the separated components are, in this instance, detected by a flame ionization detector (Harley, Nel and Pretorius, 1958). In this form of detector the increase in electrical conductivity of a small hydrogen flame is measured by an electrometer amplifier and displayed on a potentiometric recorder as a "peak".…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…a high sensitivity and (with the exception of a few low molecular weight compounds) will detect all substances that contain carbon. The first FID was described about the same time by Harley and Pretorious [25], and McWilliams and Dewer [26]. Hydrogen is mixed with the column eluent and burned at a small jet.…”
Section: Fungování Fidmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…kulárních látek detekuje všechny látky s uhlíkem. Poprvé FID popsali současně Halley a Pretorious [25] a McWiliams a Dewer [26]. Vodík se směšuje s eluentem z GC kolony a hoří v malé trysce.…”
Section:  1 Introductionunclassified
“…Soon after the development of the flame ionization detector 22 ' 23 a flame ionization analyzer was designed to measure total hydrocarbons. 24 Since this detector responds to carbon atoms it proved to be more sensitive than the most sophisticated infrared instrumentation for ambient air measurements and did not require the freezeout apparatus as did the mass spectrometer.…”
Section: Basis For Exclusion Of Methane From Atmospheric Hydrocarbon mentioning
confidence: 99%