When I think about key advances in gas chromatography, the birth of the capillary column actually stands out as the biggest game changer – despite the fact that it was a long time ago. I guess some major advances are never superseded (although I know of people who are still working in the ‘Dark Ages’ with packed columns, believe it or not). The leap in performance afforded by capillary columns really opened GC up to a much broader set of applications; I’ve personally analyzed everything from Wellington boots to Silly String – both of which may also feature in your end of year celebrations...
Cheers to GC!
As you stockpile your favorite beverage ahead of New Year celebrations, we ask: what does gas chromatography bring to beer, wine and whisky analysis? Richard Law has the answers...
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