Superhigh temperature gas chromatography
At red heat temperatures and higher, the conditions of gas chromatographic separation change essentially, since the separated components, packing and even the column and detector walls are in a state of higher chemical activity.When designing an apparatus for superhigh temperature gas chromatography...
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At red heat temperatures and higher, the conditions of gas chromatographic separation change essentially, since the separated components, packing and even the column and detector walls are in a state of higher chemical activity.When designing an apparatus for superhigh temperature gas chromatography, the detector problem is the most difficult. Many kinds of detectors used at present are unsuitable under these conditions and considerable modifications of others are necessary. Pneumatic detectors are the most useful for superhigh temperature detection.At temperatures between 500 and 1000^o the separation is often complicated by chemical reactions which can take place in the column. For instance, irreversible absorption of metallic K and Na, and PbCl"2 and SnCl"2 with many materials, destruction of CdI"2, reaction between S and Se on introduction of such a mixture into the column have been observed. However, the successful separation of some metals and halides and good results for the direct quantitative analysis of ZnCd binary alloys allows us to hope that further investigation in this field will give interesting results. |
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