Lloyd H. Ramsey
Abstract
Combining a vacuum extraction method with gas chromatography makes possible accurate, reproducible determination of small quantities of permanent gases contained in biological fluids. One useful application is demonstrated by determining the oxygen tension in 1 ml of human plasma.
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Combining a vacuum extraction method with gas chromatography makes possible accurate, reproducible determination of small quantities of permanent gases contained in biological fluids. One useful application is demonstrated by determining the oxygen tension in 1 ml of human plasma.
Key concepts: Gas chromatography, Chromatography, Biological fluids, Chemistry, Human plasma, Extraction (chemistry), Oxygen, Organic chemistry