Emission-based detectors for capillary gas chromatography
A gas chromatography and detector technology, applied in the field of emission-based detectors, can solve the problems of increasing system cost and bulky mass spectrometry instruments
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[0031] According to one aspect, an emission-based detector is provided for the analysis of gas samples. Such emission-based detectors can be particularly useful in chromatography (also known as capillary chromatography) applications utilizing capillary-type columns, and can also be used for in-line measurements involving small sample volumes or other applications.
[0032] Chromatography is the field of technology in which the components of a gas sample are separated so that they can be analyzed individually and sequentially. Thus, in some embodiments, the emission-based detector described herein may be used to detect and analyze the components of the gas sample output by the column. Typically, the gas stream output by the column comprises one or more impurities or substances to be detected by the carrier gas, different substances as impurities "peaks" are output at different times. The substance to be detected may be, for example, hydrogen (H 2 ), argon (Ar), oxygen (O2), methane...
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