Gas chromatography

Karasek, F.W.; Onuska, Francis I.; Yang, Frank J.; Clement, R.E.

doi:10.1021/ac00269a014

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“…Second, it will enhance the qualitative information which can be extracted from GC retention data. Precise knowledge of the retention times of a solute on two or more different stationary phases will permit tentative chemical identification of the solute a priori (9).…”

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Trends in Analytical Scale Separations

Jorgenson

1984

Science

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Although gas chromatography has been called a mature technology, advances are still being made in the development of faster columns as well as detectors which yield more information on solutes. In liquid chromatography short columns packed with 3-micrometer particles are already popular for fast analyses, while long narrow-bore columns are being developed for high-resolution separations. An increasing range of detection modes is enhancing the problem-solving capabilities of liquid chromatography. Electrophoresis continues to be of central importance to molecular biology. Computer-aided analysis and display of electropherogram patterns is helping researchers to better comprehend the wealth of data from two-dimensional electrophoresis. A new mode of two-dimensional electrophoresis is permitting separation of whole chromosomes containing as many as 3 million base pairs.

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Section: Gas Chromatographymentioning

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“…The FT mass spectrometer is a relatively simple instrument in terms of mechanical design (9). The heart of the spectrometer to date tion attainable with a commercially available sector mass spectrometer is 150,000 (Kratos MS-50), whereas the best resolution demonstrated for FTMS is 100,000,000 at mass-to-charge ratio mlq 18 (11).…”

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Trends in Analytical Scale Separations

Jorgenson

1984

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“…Many examples of the applicability of capillary GC for trace analysis can be found in several recent reviews (ref. [1][2][3].…”

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Analytical techniques for trace organic compounds - II. Detectors for gas chromatography

Westmoreland¹,

Rhodes²

1989

Pure and Applied Chemistry

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Fats and Fatty Oils

Hasenhuettl

2000

Kirk-Othmer Encyclopedia of Chemical Technology

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Fats and oils from animal and vegetable sources are primarily triglycerides, ie, esters of glycerol and fatty acids; some are waxes, esters of fatty acids and long‐chain aliphatic alcohols. The composition, production, properties, and uses of fats and fatty oils are discussed. Processing, including degumming, dewaxing, refining, hydrogenation, bleaching, deodorization, rendering, pressing, and solvent extraction, is covered.

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Gas chromatography

Cited by 13 publications

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Trends in Analytical Scale Separations

Trends in Analytical Scale Separations

Analytical techniques for trace organic compounds - II. Detectors for gas chromatography

Fats and Fatty Oils

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