Gases constitute an essential utility in modern-day laboratories. Examples of gases commonly used are compressed air, zero air, nitrogen, helium, argon, hydrogen, nitrous oxide and…
The dissimilarities between HPLC and GC were discussed in the earlier article- How are Gas chromatography (GC) and High Performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) different?. The…
Gas Chromatography is an ideal technique for separation and identification of gases or volatile liquids having low molecular weights. The basis of separation is selective distribution…
Chromatography is a separation science which has made remarkable contributions to advances in fields such as pharmaceuticals, foods, nutraceuticals, environmental monitoring, forensics, cosmetics and life…
Gas chromatography is a versatile technique used for separation and identification of volatile compounds of liquid mixtures and gases. The distinction between Gas Solid chromatography…
Like any other commodity a GC column has a finite life but it is a costly item and should be used with care so that…
