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Petrochemical Analysis with Newly Developed, Specialized GC Column

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Event Overview:

Two independent challenges face petrochemical analysis: PLOT column particle “shedding” and bleed from thick film polydimethylsiloxane columns in sulfur analysis. Discover how two recently developed, specialized columns from Agilent Technologies counter these issues to offer gains in reproducibility, efficiency, and sensitivity.

1)     PLOT column particle shedding can cause detector spikes, instrument or column flow restriction, and plugging of switching valves. Integrated particle trap technology at each end of one continuous length of fused silica capillary solves these common issues.

2)     Thick film polydimethylsiloxane phases are commonly used for analysis of sulfur compounds using Sulfur Chemiluminescence Detection (SCD). However, the inherent bleed of such columns can contribute to rapid fouling of SCD ceramic reaction tubes, resulting in a decline in sensitivity and the need for frequent detector maintenance. A new column, optimized specifically for use with SCD, enhances stability for improved results and increased instrument uptime.

Speaker Daron Decker Gas Chromatography Technical Specialist

Speaker Daron Decker Gas Chromatography Technical Specialist

Moderator Rich Whitworth Editor

Moderator Rich Whitworth Editor


Key Learning Objectives:

  1. Discover integrated particle-trapping technology for PLOT GC columns and understand the benefits
  2. Learn how a new column designed to improve SCD stability can extend the life of sulfur detector ceramic reaction tubes.
  3. Profit from a review of applications that demonstrate improved capability.

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