Time Controlled Cryogenic  Zone Compression (T-CZC):  A Novel Gas Chromatographic  Tool for Increasing Sensitivity 

GC, MDGC

Time Controlled Cryogenic  Zone Compression (T-CZC):  A Novel Gas Chromatographic  Tool for Increasing Sensitivity 

28 Feb, 2012

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Dirk Krumwiede, Heinz Mehlmann, Kyle D’Silva
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 The analysis of semi-volatile trace contaminants represent a unique challenge to the analytical chemist. Modern techniques of gas chromatography and mass spectrometry have reduced instrumental limits of detection from the nanogram range in the 1970s, using packed chromatography columns and quadrupole mass spectrometry; to the low femtogram range during the twenty-first century, using capillary columns coupled to high resolution or tandem quadrupole mass spectrometers [1].

 

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