The comparison of detectors for gas chromatography
Ian G. McWilliam
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Ian G. McWilliam
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Abstract The properties of gas chromatography detectors are considered under the main headings (1) detector sensitivity, (2) response time, (3) the relationship of detector output to molecular parameters and (4) the ease of construction and operation of detectors. In particular, the use of gas concentration units (μg./ml.) for the specification of detector sensitivity is advocated. Detector response time is considered in some detail because of its importance for work with high efficiency gas chromatography columns, and the detector properties which are of importance for qualitative and quantitative analysis are discussed.
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Abstract The properties of gas chromatography detectors are considered under the main headings (1) detector sensitivity, (2) response time, (3) the relationship of detector output to molecular parameters and (4) the ease of construction and operation of detectors. In particular, the use of gas concentration units (μg./ml.) for the specification of detector sensitivity is advocated. Detector response time is considered in some detail because of its importance for work with high efficiency gas chromatography columns, and the detector properties which are of importance for qualitative and quantitative analysis are discussed.
Key concepts: Detector, Gas chromatography, Sensitivity (control systems), Chromatography, Gas chromatography ion detector, Analytical Chemistry (journal), Chemistry, Materials science