The Use of Flow modulated GCxGC

contributed by jsb | 10/02/2013

The following article describes the use of flow modulated GCxGC for the routine analysis of TPHs in soils and waters. The benefit of which is to remove the time consuming and costly aliphatic/aromatic splitting process.

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