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    catio

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    GC an

    d GC/

    MS us

    ing na

    rrow-

    bore

    colum

    ns:

    Princ

    iples

    and A

    pplic

    ation

    s

    Prof.

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    catio

    n Boo

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    licat

    ion

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    rom

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    raph

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    GCM

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    ishe

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    adzu

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    Edito

    rial

    Tea

    m:

    Prof

    . Lui

    gi M

    onde

    llo, U

    nive

    rsity

    of M

    essi

    na, I

    taly

    Dr.

    Han

    s-U

    lrich

    Bai

    er, S

    him

    adzu

    Deu

    tsch

    land

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    man

    y

    Des

    ign

    and

    Prod

    uctio

    n:M

    E W

    erbe

    agen

    tur G

    WA

    D

    sse

    ldor

    f

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    opyr

    ight

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    imad

    zu D

    euts

    chla

    nd G

    mbH

    , Dui

    sbur

    g.

    Repr

    int,

    in w

    hole

    or i

    n pa

    rt, i

    s su

    bjec

    t to

    the

    perm

    issi

    on o

    f the

    edi

    toria

    l offi

    ce.

    Win

    dow

    s is

    a T

    rade

    mar

    k of

    Mic

    roso

    ft Co

    rpor

    atio

    n.

  • I. II. III.

    IV.

    V. VI.

    VII.

    VIII. IX.

    Conte

    nt

    Ove

    rvie

    w7

    Bas

    ics

    of s

    epar

    atio

    n in

    fast

    GC

    111.

    Col

    umn

    and

    stat

    iona

    ry p

    hase

    2. L

    engt

    h an

    d pe

    ak re

    solu

    tion

    3. In

    ner d

    iam

    eter

    and

    pea

    k re

    solu

    tion

    4. F

    ilm th

    ickn

    ess

    and

    peak

    reso

    lutio

    n5.

    Typ

    e of

    car

    rier g

    as a

    nd a

    vera

    ge li

    near

    vel

    ocity

    6. G

    C ha

    rdw

    are

    requ

    irem

    ents

    Inje

    ctio

    n re

    quir

    emen

    ts in

    fast

    GC

    15

    Det

    ecto

    r re

    quir

    emen

    ts in

    fast

    GC

    191.

    Con

    vent

    iona

    l det

    ecto

    rs2.

    Mas

    s sp

    ectr

    omet

    ric d

    etec

    tor (

    quad

    rupo

    le M

    S)

    App

    licat

    ions

    in fo

    od a

    naly

    sis

    231.

    Org

    anop

    hosp

    horo

    us p

    estic

    ides

    in fo

    od m

    atric

    es

    (GC-

    FPD

    , GC-

    FTD

    , GC/

    MS)

    2. T

    he a

    naly

    sis

    of o

    rgan

    ochl

    orin

    e pe

    stic

    ides

    in fo

    od m

    atric

    es

    usin

    g G

    C-EC

    D a

    nd N

    CI G

    C/M

    S.

    3. A

    naly

    sis

    of b

    utte

    r fat

    ty a

    cid

    met

    hyl e

    ster

    s (G

    C-FI

    D)

    App

    licat

    ion

    in th

    e pe

    troc

    hem

    ical

    fiel

    d31

    Kero

    sene

    ana

    lysi

    s (G

    C-FI

    D)

    App

    licat

    ions

    in th

    e fie

    lds

    of fl

    avor

    s &

    frag

    ranc

    es32

    1. P

    oten

    tial a

    llerg

    ens

    in p

    erfu

    mes

    2.

    Qua

    lity

    cont

    rol o

    f fla

    vors

    (GC-

    FID

    )

    App

    licat

    ion

    in th

    e en

    viro

    nmen

    tal f

    ield

    37PC

    B a

    naly

    sis

    with

    GC-

    ECD

    det

    ectio

    n

    Sum

    mar

    y39

  • Chro

    mat

    ogra

    phy

    Volu

    me

    2I.

    OVE

    RVIE

    W

    8

    as c

    hrom

    atog

    raph

    y is

    a w

    ell-

    esta

    blis

    hed

    tech

    niqu

    e, e

    mpl

    oyed

    in m

    any

    appl

    icat

    iona

    l fie

    lds

    such

    as e

    nvir

    onm

    enta

    l, fo

    od, p

    etro

    -ch

    emic

    al a

    nd p

    harm

    aceu

    tica

    lan

    alys

    is [

    1].

    The

    cap

    illar

    y co

    lum

    ns u

    sed

    may

    have

    sol

    id f

    illin

    gs (

    PL

    OT

    colu

    mns

    ) or

    a li

    quid

    film

    as

    a st

    atio

    nary

    pha

    se. T

    he la

    tter

    are

    empl

    oyed

    in g

    as li

    quid

    chr

    oma-

    togr

    aphy

    (G

    LC

    ), w

    hich

    is t

    hesu

    bjec

    t of

    the

    pre

    sent

    boo

    klet

    . In

    GL

    C, a

    naly

    te s

    epar

    atio

    n is

    achi

    eved

    by

    mea

    ns o

    f a

    dyna

    mic

    ther

    mal

    equ

    ilibr

    ium

    bet

    wee

    n th

    est

    atio

    nary

    pha

    se (

    liqui

    d) a

    ndm

    obile

    pha

    se (

    gas)

    . The

    dim

    en-

    sion

    s of

    the

    col

    umns

    em

    ploy

    ed,

    whi

    ch v

    ary

    depe

    ndin

    g on

    the

    appl

    icat

    ion,

    gen

    eral

    ly r

    ange

    fro

    min

    ner

    diam

    eter

    s be

    twee

    n 0.

    25 t

    o0.

    53 m

    m a

    nd le

    ngth

    s fr

    om 2

    5 to

    60 m

    . The

    film

    thi

    ckne

    ss s

    elec

    t-ed

    , dep

    ende

    nt o

    n th

    e bo

    iling

    poin

    ts o

    f th

    e an

    alyt

    es, u

    sual

    lyra

    nges

    fro

    m 0

    .25

    to 1

    m

    (in

    som

    e ca

    ses

    up t

    o 3

    m o

    r ev

    enm

    ore)

    .

    Now

    aday

    s in

    dai

    ly r

    outi

    ne w

    ork,

    apar

    t fr

    om in

    crea

    sed

    anal

    ytic

    alse

    nsit

    ivit

    y, d

    eman

    ds a

    re a

    lso

    mad

    e on

    the

    eff

    icie

    ncy

    in t

    erm

    sof

    spe

    ed o

    f th

    e la

    bora

    tory

    equ

    ip-

    men

    t. R

    egar

    ding

    the

    rap

    idit

    y of

    anal

    ysis

    , tw

    o as

    pect

    s ne

    ed t

    o be

    cons

    ider

    ed:

    1. T

    he c

    osts

    in te

    rms

    of ti

    me

    requ

    ired

    , for

    exa

    mpl

    e in

    qua

    lity

    cont

    rol a

    naly

    sis

    2. T

    he e

    ffici

    ency

    of t

    he a

    naly

    tical

    equi

    pmen

    t em

    ploy

    ed

    It is

    wel

    l kno

    wn

    that

    ana

    lyti

    cal

    tim

    e co

    sts

    may

    be

    very

    hig

    h in

    stan

    dard

    GC

    app

    licat

    ions

    . In

    the

    last

    few

    yea

    rs, f

    ast

    GC

    met

    hods

    have

    bee

    n sh

    own

    to b

    e su

    itab

    lefo

    r ro

    utin

    e la

    bora

    tory

    wor

    k. I

    nth

    is r

    espe

    ct, t

    he e

    mpl

    oym

    ent

    ofna

    rrow

    -bor

    e co

    lum

    ns is

    of

    par-

    ticu

    lar

    inte

    rest

    [2

    -5].

    The

    se a

    naly

    tica

    l too

    ls e

    nabl

    e a

    cons

    ider

    able

    red

    ucti

    on o

    f an

    aly-

    ses

    tim

    es w

    hile

    pea

    k re

    solu

    tion

    ises

    sent

    ially

    mai

    ntai

    ned.

    Ano

    ther

    appr

    oach

    wor

    thy

    of m

    enti

    on is

    the

    use

    of m

    ulti

    capi

    llary

    col

    umns

    [6-8

    ] w

    ith

    mor

    e th

    an 9

    00 c

    apil-

    lary

    tub

    es w

    ith

    inne

    r di

    amet

    ers

    of a

    bout

    40

    m.

    The

    pre

    sent

    ove

    rvie

    w is

    foc

    usse

    don

    the

    use

    of

    narr

    ow-b

    ore

    colu

    mns

    in f

    ast

    gas

    chro

    mat

    ogra

    -ph

    y. A

    s m

    enti

    oned

    , thi

    s ty

    pe o

    fap

    proa

    ch e

    nabl

    es s

    ubst

    anti

    alre

    duct

    ions

    in G

    C r

    un-t

    imes

    wit

    hout

    com

    prom

    isin

    g th

    e ch

    ro-

    mat

    ogra

    phic

    res

    olut

    ion.

    An

    exam

    ple

    of t

    he v

    alid

    ity

    ofth

    is a

    ppro

    ach

    is il

    lust

    rate

    d in

    Fig

    ure

    I.1

    (low

    er c

    hrom

    atog

    ram

    )

    whi

    ch r

    epor

    ts a

    fas

    t G

    C a

    naly

    sis

    (RT

    X-5

    10

    m, 0

    .1 m

    m I

    D, 0

    .4

    mfi

    lm t

    hick

    ness

    ) on

    a c

    apill

    ary

    col-

    umn

    test

    mix

    ture

    (G

    rob

    test

    mix

    -tu

    re, M

    ache

    rey

    und

    Nag

    el).

    The

    cond

    itio

    ns w

    ere

    as f

    ollo

    ws:

    inje

    c-ti

    on m

    ode:

    spl

    it (

    200

    :1),

    ave

    rage

    linea

    r ca

    rrie

    r ga

    s ve

    loci

    ty: 1

    20cm

    /s (

    502

    kPa,

    H2)

    , tem

    pera

    ture

    prog

    ram

    : fro

    m 1

    40

    C a

    t 60

    C/m

    in t

    o 28

    0 C

    . A c

    onve

    ntio

    n-al

    app

    licat

    ion

    (DB

    5 3

    0 m

    , 0.2

    5m

    m I

    D, 0

    .25

    m f

    ilm t

    hick

    ness

    )on

    the

    sam

    e m

    atri

    x is

    als

    o sh

    own

    in t

    he d

    iagr

    am (

    uppe

    r ch

    ro-

    mat

    ogra

    m).

    As

    appa

    rent

    , the

    degr

    ee o

    f se

    para

    tion

    is e

    ven

    bet-

    ter

    in t

    he f

    ast

    GC

    app

    licat

    ion

    whi

    le a

    spe

    ed g

    ain

    of a

    ppro

    xi-

    mat

    ely

    8 ti

    mes

    is a

    ttai

    ned.

    How

    ever

    , the

    GC

    har

    dwar

    e ha

    sto

    mee

    t so

    me

    requ

    irem

    ents

    inor

    der

    to e

    nabl

    e th

    e ef

    fici

    ent

    use

    of n

    arro

    w-b

    ore

    colu

    mns

    . In

    the

    follo

    win

    g ch

    apte

    rs, g

    ener

    al a

    ndfu

    ndam

    enta

    l iss

    ues

    rela

    tive

    to

    fast

    gas

    chr

    omat

    ogra

    phy

    are

    dis-

    cuss

    ed (

    inje

    ctio

    n sy

    stem

    s, c

    apil-

    lary

    col

    umns

    , car

    rier

    gas

    and

    dete

    ctor

    cha

    ract

    eris

    tics

    ).

    All

    the

    chro

    mat

    ogra

    ms

    show

    nw

    ere

    reco

    rded

    wit

    h a

    Shim

    adzu

    GC

    -201

    0 or

    GC

    MS-

    QP

    2010

    wit

    h an

    AO

    C-2

    0i a

    utoi

    njec

    tor

    and

    GC

    solu

    tion

    or

    GC

    MSs

    olu-

    tion

    sof

    twar

    e fo

    r da

    ta e

    labo

    ra-

    tion

    .

    G

  • 9

    Chro

    mat

    ogra

    phy

    Volu

    me

    2I.

    OVE

    RVIE

    W

    6.0

    7.0

    8.0

    9.0

    Min

    utes

    35 1

    10.0

    11.0

    12.0

    13.0

    14.0

    15.0

    x 10

    6

    12

    34

    5

    67

    8

    9

    0.25

    0.50

    0.75

    1.00 M

    inut

    es

    24 0

    1.25

    1.50

    1.75

    x 10

    4

    FWH

    M =

    0.4

    8s

    12

    3

    45

    6

    78

    9

    FWH

    M =

    3s

    6

    Figu

    re I.

    1:

    Top:

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    mat

    ogra

    m re

    cord

    ed w

    ith a

    Gro

    b te

    st m

    ixtu

    re u

    sing

    a D

    B5

    30 m

    ,0.

    25 m

    m, 0

    .25

    m c

    olum

    n.B

    otto

    m:C

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    atog

    ram

    reco

    rded

    w

    ith th

    e G

    rob

    test

    mix

    ture

    usi

    ng a

    RTX-

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    tific

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    acid

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    ecan

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    ethy

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    er8)

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    yclo

    hexy

    lam

    ine

    9) D

    odec

    ane

    acid

    met

    hyl e

    ster

  • N =

    16

    wb

    t R2

    Bot

    h th

    e po

    lari

    ty a

    nd t

    he b

    oilin

    gpo

    ints

    of

    the

    sam

    ple

    anal

    ytes

    mus

    t be

    con

    side

    red

    duri

    ng t

    hese

    lect

    ion

    of a

    spe

    cifi

    c st

    atio

    nary

    phas

    e m

    ater

    ial.

    Now

    aday

    s, s

    ever

    -al

    pha

    se m

    ater

    ials

    are

    ava

    ilabl

    efo

    r ty

    pica

    l fas

    t G

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    pplic

    atio

    ns.

    An

    impo

    rtan

    t is

    sue

    in f

    ast

    GC

    rega

    rds

    the

    narr

    ow-b

    ore

    colu

    mn

    Chro

    mat

    ogra

    phy

    Volu

    me

    2

    1.Co

    lumn a

    nd st

    ation

    ary ph

    ase

    II. B

    ASI

    CS O

    F SE

    PARA

    TIO

    N I

    N F

    AST

    GC

    12

    sam

    ple

    capa

    city

    , whi

    ch is

    con

    sid-

    erab

    ly lo

    wer

    tha

    n w

    ith

    conv

    en-

    tion

    al c

    apill

    arie

    s (t

    his

    aspe

    ct w

    illbe

    dis

    cuss

    ed la

    ter)

    .

    Apa

    rt f

    rom

    the

    cho

    ice

    of t

    he s

    ta-

    tion

    ary

    phas

    e, o

    ther

    impo

    rtan

    tco

    lum

    n pa

    ram

    eter

    s to

    be

    opti

    mi-

    zed

    are

    leng

    th, i

    nter

    nal d

    iam

    eter

    and

    film

    thi

    ckne

    ss.

    The

    num

    ber

    of t

    heor

    etic

    al p

    la-

    tes

    Nof

    a c

    olum

    n is

    a m

    easu

    re o

    fit

    s se

    para

    tion

    eff

    icie

    ncy

    and

    isde

    fine

    d as

    [9]

    :

    2.Le

    ngth

    and p

    eak r

    esolu

    tion

    R =

    4

    E N

    a

    a

    1

    k 2

    k 2 +

    1

    k =

    ,

    t Mt Ra

    =

    =

    k 1k 2t R

    1

    t R2

    L =

    col

    umn

    leng

    thN

    =

    H

    ET

    PL

    R

    E L

    R =

    _1 2

    [wa +

    wb]

    i t

    whe

    re w

    bis

    the

    bas

    e pe

    ak w

    idth

    and

    t Ris

    the

    ret

    enti

    on t

    ime.

    Pea

    kre

    solu

    tion

    is o

    f pa

    rtic

    ular

    inte

    rest

    as t

    he m

    ain

    aim

    is t

    o re

    duce

    the

    anal

    ysis

    tim

    e w

    hile

    mai

    ntai

    ning

    the

    colu

    mn

    reso

    lvin

    g po

    wer

    (F

    ig-

    ure

    II.2

    ). T

    he r

    esol

    utio

    n be

    twee

    ntw

    o pe

    aks

    is d

    efin

    ed a

    s:

    Res

    olut

    ion

    (R)

    on t

    he o

    ther

    han

    dde

    pend

    s on

    the

    cap

    acit

    y fa

    ctor

    kan

    d th

    e pl

    ate

    num

    ber

    Nin

    the

    follo

    win

    g eq

    uati

    on [

    9]:

    Wa

    Wb

    Dt

    Figu

    re II

    .1: P

    eak

    reso

    lutio

    n pa

    ram

    eter

    s fo

    r tw

    o su

    bseq

    uent

    pea

    ks in

    a

    chro

    mat

    ogra

    m

    wit

    h k

    2=

    cap

    acit

    y fa

    ctor

    of

    the

    mor

    e re

    tain

    ed s

    olut

    e an

    d a

    = s

    epar

    atio

    n fa

    ctor

    :

    whe

    re t

    Mis

    the

    tim

    e re

    quir

    ed f

    oran

    unr

    etai

    ned

    anal

    yte

    to p

    ass

    thro

    ugh

    the

    colu

    mn

    (gen

    eral

    lyre

    ferr

    ed t

    o as

    dea

    d ti

    me)

    . The

    rela

    tion

    ship

    bet

    wee

    n th

    e le

    ngth

    of t

    he c

    olum

    n, N

    and

    heig

    ht o

    f a

    theo

    reti

    cal p

    late

    (H

    ET

    P)

    is a

    sfo

    llow

    s:

    thus

    the

    res

    olut

    ion

    is p

    ropo

    r-ti

    onal

    to

    the

    squa

    re r

    oot

    of t

    heco

    lum

    n le

    ngth

    :

    Con

    sequ

    entl

    y, d

    oubl

    ing

    the

    col-

    umn

    leng

    th a

    chie

    ves

    a ga

    in o

    fre

    solu

    tion

    of

    a fa

    ctor

    of

    only

    1.41

    . The

    refo

    re t

    ypic

    al c

    olum

    nle

    ngth

    s in

    fas

    t G

    C a

    re w

    ithi

    n th

    e10

    -15

    m r

    ange

    .

    Co

    lum

    n le

    ngth

    for

    fast

    GC:

    10

    -15

    m

    1 2 3

    4 5

  • b

    d I 4d

    fK

    D =

    k

    b

    13

    Chro

    mat

    ogra

    phy

    Volu

    me

    2II

    . BA

    SICS

    OF

    SEPA

    RATI

    ON

    IN

    FA

    ST G

    C

    In g

    ener

    al, t

    he c

    hrom

    atog

    raph

    icpe

    ak w

    idth

    incr

    ease

    s w

    ith

    the

    rete

    ntio

    n ti

    me

    due

    to r

    esis

    tanc

    eto

    mas

    s tr

    ansf

    er in

    the

    mob

    ilean

    d st

    atio

    nary

    pha

    se c

    ontr

    ibu-

    tion

    s. T

    he in

    flue

    nce

    of t

    he in

    ner

    diam

    eter

    wit

    h re

    spec

    t to

    the

    th

    eore

    tica

    l pla

    te n

    umbe

    r is

    now

    cons

    ider

    ed. T

    he b

    asic

    equ

    atio

    nfo

    r th

    e re

    tent

    ion

    of a

    sub

    stan

    ce

    is [

    9]:

    The

    line

    ar r

    elat

    ions

    hip

    betw

    een

    peak

    res

    olut

    ion

    and

    stat

    iona

    ryph

    ase

    thic

    knes

    s re

    quir

    es t

    he la

    t-te

    r to

    be

    as t

    hin

    as p

    ossi

    ble

    infa

    st G

    C.

    On

    the

    othe

    r ha

    nd, i

    t sh

    ould

    als

    obe

    sui

    ted

    to t

    he b

    oilin

    g po

    ints

    of

    the

    anal

    ytes

    (se

    e al

    so b

    ). S

    ince

    the

    colu

    mn

    sam

    ple

    capa

    city

    als

    ode

    crea

    ses

    wit

    h th

    e fi

    lm t

    hick

    ness

    (les

    s am

    ount

    of

    stat

    iona

    ry p

    hase

    ),th

    e sp

    lit r

    atio

    nee

    ds t

    o be

    adj

    ust-

    ed d

    epen

    ding

    on

    the

    conc

    entr

    a-ti

    on o

    f th

    e sa

    mpl

    e. H

    igh

    split

    rati

    os e

    nsur

    e th

    at t

    he s

    ampl

    e is

    3.Inn

    er di

    amete

    r and

    peak

    reso

    lution

    4.Fil

    m thi

    ckne

    ss an

    d pea

    k res

    olutio

    n

    HE

    TP

    min

    pro

    p d

    I

    whe

    re:

    d I,d

    f=

    inne

    r di

    amet

    er/f

    ilmth

    ickn

    ess

    of t

    he c

    olum

    n K

    D=

    dis

    trib

    utio

    n co

    nsta

    ntb

    = p

    hase

    rat

    io

    The

    dis

    trib

    utio

    n co

    effi

    cien

    t K

    Dis

    dep

    ende

    nt o

    n th

    e te

    mpe

    ratu

    rean

    d th

    e ph

    ysic

    al a

    nd c

    hem

    ical

    prop

    erti

    es o

    f th

    e an

    alyt

    es a

    ndst

    atio

    nary

    pha

    se. T

    he r

    eten

    tion

    tim

    e is

    the

    refo

    re d

    eter

    min

    ed b

    yth

    e in

    ner

    diam

    eter

    , film

    thi

    ckne

    ssan

    d le

    ngth

    of

    the

    colu

    mn

    for

    fixe

    d m

    ater

    ial p

    rope

    rtie

    s. F

    orty

    pica

    l inn

    er d

    iam

    eter

    s an

    d fi

    lmth

    ickn

    esse

    s su

    ch a

    s 0.

    25 m

    m a

    nd

    0.25

    m

    , the

    pha

    se r

    atio

    is e

    qual

    to a

    ppro

    xim

    atel

    y 25

    0. T

    his

    is a

    typi

    cal p

    hase

    rat

    io v

    alue

    for

    am

    ediu

    m b

    oilin

    g po

    int

    anal

    yte

    rang

    e. I

    n ge

    nera

    l, th

    is p

    aram

    eter

    is u

    sed

    by t

    he a

    naly

    st t

    o m

    ake

    afi

    rst

    sele

    ctio

    n of

    the

    col

    umn

    dim

    ensi

    on f

    or a

    giv

    en d

    istr

    ibu-

    tion

    of

    anal

    yte

    boili

    ng p

    oint

    s.C

    olum

    n m

    anuf

    actu

    rers

    usu

    ally

    offe

    r sc

    hem

    atic

    tab

    les

    in t

    heir

    cata

    logu

    es g

    ivin

    g an

    ove

    rvie

    w o

    fty

    pica

    l bva

    lues

    for

    dif

    fere

    ntap

    plic

    atio

    ns. T

    he v

    alue

    for

    bty

    p-ic

    ally

    var

    ies

    betw

    een

    50 (

    colu

    mns

    wit

    h th

    ick

    film

    s fo

    r vo

    lati

    les)

    and

    530

    (wid

    e-bo

    re c

    olum

    ns, h

    igh

    boile

    rs).

    For

    fur

    ther

    elu

    cida

    tion

    , the

    so

    calle

    d va

    n D

    eem

    ter

    curv

    es [

    9]w

    ill b

    e di

    scus

    sed

    in t

    he f

    ollo

    win

    gch

    apte

    r w

    here

    HE

    TP

    val

    ues

    for

    diff

    eren

    t ca

    pilla

    ry c

    olum

    ns a

    repl

    otte

    d ve

    rsus

    the

    ave

    rage

    line

    arca

    rrie

    r ga

    s ve

    loci

    ty [

    u].

    Wit

    h re

    gard

    to

    the

    expe

    rim

    enta

    lcu

    rves

    , the

    HE

    TP

    val

    ues

    are

    deri

    ved

    from

    the

    pea

    k w

    idth

    s(e

    q. 1

    and

    4)

    and

    are

    plot

    ted

    as a

    func

    tion

    of

    the

    aver

    age

    linea

    rve

    loci

    ty o

    f th

    e ca

    rrie

    r ga

    s.

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    ypic

    al c

    urve

    is s

    how

    n in

    Fig

    -

    ure

    II.2

    for

    2 c

    olum

    ns o

    f di

    ffer

    -in

    g in

    ner

    diam

    eter

    [10

    ]. T

    he p

    late

    heig

    ht is

    cha

    ract

    eriz

    ed b

    y a

    min

    i-m

    um v

    alue

    (H

    ET

    Pm

    in)

    at t

    heop

    tim

    um li

    near

    vel

    ocit

    y [9

    ].

    Bot

    h co

    lum

    ns h

    ave

    a b

    valu

    e of

    appr

    oxim

    atel

    y 25

    0. F

    or c

    olum

    nsw

    ith

    such

    a h

    igh

    phas

    e ra

    tio

    val-

    ue, t

    he r

    esis

    tanc

    e to

    mas

    s tr

    ansf

    erin

    the

    sta

    tion

    ary

    phas

    e ca

    n be

    negl

    ecte

    d an

    d H

    ET

    Pm

    inca

    nth

    eref

    ore

    be a

    ppro

    xim

    ated

    to

    the

    colu

    mn

    ID [

    10]:

    Ave

    rage

    Lin

    ear V

    eloc

    ity (c

    m/s

    ec)

    Conv

    entio

    nal a

    nd U

    ltra

    Fast

    Van

    Dee

    mte

    r Cur

    ves

    C16

    : 0 F

    AM

    E

    isot

    herm

    al (1

    50

    C)

    0.0

    050

    100

    150

    200

    0.1

    0.2

    0.3

    0.4

    0.5

    0.6

    0.7

    0.8

    0.9

    1.0

    HETP(mm)

    30 m

    x 0

    .25

    mm

    i.d.

    0.2

    5 m

    film

    10 m

    x 0

    .10

    mm

    i.d.

    0.1

    0 m

    film

    Figu

    re II

    .2: V

    an D

    eem

    ter c

    urve

    s [1

    0] fo

    r 0.2

    5 m

    m a

    nd 0

    .1 m

    m ID

    col

    umns

    . Th

    e ph

    ase

    ratio

    is 2

    50 in

    bot

    h ca

    ses.

    tran

    sfer

    red

    rapi

    dly

    from

    the

    gl

    ass

    inse

    rt t

    o th

    e co

    lum

    n (s

    eeII

    I. I

    njec

    tion

    ).

    As

    a co

    nclu

    sion

    , a t

    ypic

    al f

    ilmth

    ickn

    ess

    in f

    ast

    GC

    of

    0.1

    m(d

    I=

    0.1

    mm

    , b=

    250

    ) is

    use

    d.

    In s

    peci

    fic

    case

    s of

    hig

    hly

    vola

    -ti

    le c

    ompo

    unds

    film

    thi

    ckne

    sses

    of u

    p to

    0.4

    m

    (b

    = 6

    2.5

    for

    0.1

    mm

    dI)

    may

    be

    used

    .

    Co

    lum

    ns in

    fast

    GC:

    fil

    m th

    ickn

    esse

    s ar

    e ty

    pica

    lly

    0.1

    m (

    0.4

    mm

    )

    As

    seen

    fro

    m e

    quat

    ion

    7 an

    d F

    ig-

    ure

    II.2

    the

    min

    imum

    the

    oret

    ical

    plat

    e he

    ight

    dec

    reas

    es li

    near

    lyw

    ith

    the

    capi

    llary

    col

    umn

    inne

    rdi

    amet

    er. F

    urth

    erm

    ore,

    the

    asce

    ndin

    g pa

    rt o

    f th

    e cu

    rves

    ris

    esm

    ore

    grad

    ually

    , ena

    blin

    g th

    eap

    plic

    atio

    n of

    hig

    her

    than

    opt

    i-m

    um v

    eloc

    itie

    s w

    ith

    littl

    e lo

    ss in

    term

    s of

    res

    olvi

    ng p

    ower

    . To

    conc

    lude

    , the

    inne

    r di

    amet

    er o

    fsu

    itab

    le c

    olum

    ns f

    or f

    ast

    GC

    are

    :

    Co

    lum

    ns fo

    r fa

    st G

    C:

    inne

    r di

    amet

    er

    0.15

    mm

    6

    7

  • Chro

    mat

    ogra

    phy

    Volu

    me

    2II

    . BA

    SICS

    OF

    SEPA

    RATI

    ON

    IN

    FA

    ST G

    C

    14In f

    ast

    GC

    app

    licat

    ions

    , par

    ticu

    -la

    r at

    tent

    ion

    mus

    t be

    pai

    d to

    the

    type

    of

    carr

    ier

    gas

    used

    . The

    Van

    Dee

    mte

    r cu

    rves

    hav

    e di

    ffer

    ent

    min

    ima

    for

    diff

    eren

    t ga

    s ty

    pes

    [9].

    Thi

    s fa

    ctor

    is s

    how

    n in

    det

    ail

    in F

    igur

    e II

    .3.

    As

    can

    be s

    een,

    the

    min

    imum

    HE

    TP

    for

    the

    hyd

    roge

    n cu

    rve

    isat

    tain

    ed a

    t a

    high

    er a

    vera

    ge li

    near

    velo

    city

    whe

    n co

    mpa

    red

    to o

    ther

    carr

    ier

    gas

    type

    s. I

    n ad

    diti

    on, t

    heas

    cend

    ing

    part

    of

    the

    curv

    e ri

    ses

    mor

    e gr

    adua

    lly f

    or t

    he h

    ydro

    gen

    curv

    e. T

    he d

    ata

    illus

    trat

    ed in

    F

    igur

    e II

    .3 w

    ere

    deri

    ved

    from

    a0.

    25 m

    m I

    D c

    olum

    n. I

    n th

    e ca

    seof

    sm

    alle

    r in

    ner

    diam

    eter

    s, a

    sal

    read

    y re

    ferr

    ed t

    o, t

    he a

    scen

    ding

    part

    ris

    es e

    ven

    mor

    e gr

    adua

    lly a

    sm

    enti

    oned

    in s

    ecti

    on 3

    .

    5.Ty

    pe of

    carri

    er ga

    s and

    avera

    ge lin

    ear v

    elocit

    y

    The

    afo

    rem

    enti

    oned

    issu

    es h

    ave

    dire

    ct c

    onse

    quen

    ces

    on G

    C in

    stru

    -m

    enta

    tion

    req

    uire

    men

    ts s

    uch

    as in

    ject

    ion

    syst

    em, c

    arri

    er g

    as p

    neu-

    mat

    ics,

    col

    umn

    oven

    hea

    ting

    /coo

    ling

    and

    dete

    ctio

    n. T

    hese

    asp

    ects

    are

    sum

    mar

    ized

    as

    follo

    ws:

    GC

    inst

    rum

    ent r

    equi

    rem

    ents

    fa

    st in

    ject

    ion

    35

    auto

    inje

    ctor

    , rap

    id in

    ject

    ion,

    hig

    hsp

    lit r

    atio

    s (s

    ee c

    hapt

    er I

    II.)

    re

    duce

    d in

    tern

    al d

    iam

    eter

    35

    larg

    e he

    ad p

    ress

    ure,

    hig

    h m

    axi-

    mum

    ope

    rati

    onal

    hea

    d pr

    essu

    re(u

    p to

    970

    kP

    a)

    te

    mpe

    ratu

    re p

    rogr

    am

    35

    aver

    age

    linea

    r ca

    rrie

    r ga

    s ve

    loci

    tysh

    ould

    be

    cons

    tant

    ove

    r th

    een

    tire

    ana

    lysi

    s (t

    he c

    onst

    ant

    lin-

    ear

    velo

    city

    mod

    e re

    quir

    es a

    pres

    sure

    pro

    gram

    )

    hi

    gh s

    epar

    atio

    n ef

    fici

    ency

    35

    linea

    r te

    mpe

    ratu

    re r

    amps

    are

    high

    er c

    ompa

    red

    to s

    tand

    ard

    GC

    [70

    C/m

    in li

    near

    and

    hig

    her

    (bal

    listi

    c)]

    6.GC

    hardw

    are re

    quire

    ments

    In m

    ost

    appl

    icat

    ions

    , a li

    near

    tem

    pera

    ture

    pro

    gram

    is e

    mpl

    oy-

    ed r

    athe

    r th

    an is

    othe

    rmal

    ana

    ly-

    sis.

    Und

    er is

    obar

    ic c

    ondi

    tion

    s,40

    2060

    N2

    HET

    P (m

    m)

    [u] c

    m/s

    HET

    P

    [u] c

    urve

    for C

    17 a

    t 175

    C

    with

    k =

    4.9

    5

    Capi

    llary

    col

    umn:

    OV-

    101

    25 m

    , 0.2

    5 m

    m ID

    . 0.4

    m

    film

    0.4

    0.8

    80

    He H2

    Figu

    re II

    .3: V

    an D

    eem

    ter c

    urve

    s m

    easu

    red

    usin

    g di

    ffere

    nt c

    arrie

    r gas

    es

    (Shi

    mad

    zu C

    orpo

    ratio

    n, K

    yoto

    , Jap

    an)

    aver

    age

    linea

    r ve

    loci

    ty d

    ecre

    ases

    wit

    h in

    crea

    sing

    tem

    pera

    ture

    s [9

    ].T

    his

    is d

    ue t

    o th

    e fa

    ct t

    hat

    the

    gas

    visc

    osit

    y in

    crea

    ses

    linea

    rly

    hi

    gh f

    inal

    tem

    pera

    ture

    35

    fast

    coo

    ling

    of t

    he G

    C o

    ven

    (2 m

    in f

    rom

    280

    C

    to

    100

    C)

    hi

    gh c

    once

    ntra

    tion

    ran

    ge3

    5hi

    gh s

    plit

    rat

    ios

    shou

    ld b

    e av

    aila

    ble

    (tot

    al f

    low

    of

    up t

    o12

    00 m

    L/m

    in)

    sh

    arp

    peak

    s in

    fas

    t G

    C3

    5hi

    gh s

    ampl

    ing

    rate

    s an

    d lo

    w

    filt

    er t

    ime

    cons

    tant

    s (2

    50 H

    z,

    4 m

    s-co

    nven

    tion

    al d

    etec

    tors

    )

    The

    data

    in b

    rack

    ets

    refe

    r to

    spe

    cific

    atio

    ns o

    f the

    GC-

    2010

    .

    In t

    he e

    xam

    ple

    illus

    trat

    ed in

    Fig

    ure

    I.1

    (see

    pag

    e 9)

    , a 1

    20 c

    m/s

    ave

    r-ag

    e lin

    ear

    velo

    city

    was

    app

    lied.

    In

    orde

    r to

    obt

    ain

    this

    vel

    ocit

    y an

    in

    itia

    l pre

    ssur

    e of

    502

    kP

    a w

    as r

    equi

    red

    at t

    he in

    itia

    l tem

    pera

    ture

    of

    140

    C. T

    he g

    as c

    hrom

    atog

    raph

    mai

    ntai

    ns t

    he a

    vera

    ge li

    near

    vel

    ocit

    yco

    nsta

    nt o

    ver

    the

    tem

    pera

    ture

    pro

    gram

    (60

    C

    /min

    up

    to 2

    80

    C).

    Thi

    s is

    ach

    ieve

    d by

    the

    app

    licat

    ion

    of a

    pre

    ssur

    e pr

    ogra

    m a

    utom

    a-ti

    cally

    cal

    cula

    ted

    by t

    he G

    C s

    oftw

    are,

    and

    lead

    s to

    a f

    inal

    pre

    ssur

    e of

    660

    kP

    a at

    280

    C

    . The

    coo

    ling

    tim

    e fo

    r th

    is a

    naly

    sis

    is b

    elow

    2

    min

    utes

    and

    the

    cyc

    le t

    ime

    is u

    nder

    4 m

    inut

    es.

    wit

    h te

    mpe

    ratu

    re. H

    ence

    , the

    sepa

    rati

    on e

    ffic

    ienc

    y is

    red

    uced

    as t

    he t

    empe

    ratu

    re in

    crea

    ses

    (the

    opti

    mum

    vel

    ocit

    y is

    gen

    eral

    lyse

    lect

    ed f

    or t

    he in

    itia

    l tem

    pera

    -tu

    re)

    and

    the

    anal

    ysis

    tim

    e is

    als

    opr

    olon

    ged

    whe

    n co

    mpa

    red

    toco

    nsta

    nt v

    eloc

    ity

    cond

    itio

    ns.

    Con

    sequ

    entl

    y, t

    he g

    as c

    hrom

    ato-

    grap

    h sh

    ould

    hav

    e an

    aut

    omat

    icpr

    essu

    re r

    egul

    ator

    in o

    rder

    to

    keep

    the

    ave

    rage

    line

    ar v

    eloc

    ity

    cons

    tant

    ove

    r th

    e en

    tire

    tem

    pera

    -tu

    re p

    rogr

    am. T

    his

    issu

    e le

    ads

    dire

    ctly

    to

    fast

    GC

    har

    dwar

    ere

    quir

    emen

    ts.

  • Chro

    mat

    ogra

    phy

    Volu

    me

    2II

    I. IN

    JECT

    ION

    REQ

    UIR

    EMEN

    TS I

    N F

    AST

    GC

    16

    As

    can

    be o

    bser

    ved

    in F

    igur

    e I.

    1(s

    ee p

    age

    9), t

    he p

    eak

    wid

    ths

    atha

    lf h

    eigh

    t (F

    WH

    M)

    are

    belo

    w0.

    5 s,

    muc

    h le

    ss if

    com

    pare

    d to

    conv

    enti

    onal

    GC

    (ab

    out

    3 s)

    .T

    he p

    eak

    wid

    th is

    aff

    ecte

    d by

    the

    tim

    e ne

    eded

    to

    tran

    sfer

    the

    sam

    -pl

    e, v

    apor

    ized

    in t

    he g

    lass

    inse

    rt,

    onto

    the

    col

    umn.

    The

    sam

    ple

    tran

    sfer

    mus

    t be

    fas

    t en

    ough

    (mov

    emen

    t of

    syr

    inge

    plu

    nger

    ,pu

    rge

    spee

    d of

    the

    gla

    ss in

    sert

    ).

    In t

    he c

    ase

    of a

    rel

    ativ

    ely

    slow

    sam

    ple

    tran

    sfer

    rat

    e (s

    uch

    as in

    split

    less

    inje

    ctio

    n, s

    ee F

    igur

    eII

    I.1)

    , thi

    s re

    sult

    s in

    an

    init

    ial

    sam

    ple

    band

    bro

    aden

    ing

    on t

    hefi

    rst

    part

    of

    the

    colu

    mn

    [11]

    , w

    hich

    has

    a c

    onsi

    dera

    ble

    effe

    cton

    the

    who

    le s

    epar

    atio

    n ef

    fici

    en-

    cy. T

    he w

    ell-

    know

    n so

    lven

    tef

    fect

    indi

    cate

    d by

    Gro

    b [1

    1] is

    not

    appl

    icab

    le a

    s th

    e co

    lum

    n in

    -it

    ial t

    empe

    ratu

    re h

    as t

    o be

    set

    belo

    w t

    he s

    olve

    nt b

    oilin

    g po

    int,

    mak

    ing

    the

    anal

    ysis

    tim

    e lo

    nger

    ,an

    d in

    add

    itio

    n th

    e fi

    lm t

    hick

    ness

    is v

    ery

    smal

    l. T

    his

    requ

    ires

    tha

    tth

    e gl

    ass

    inse

    rt is

    not

    ove

    rloa

    ded

    wit

    h va

    por

    afte

    r liq

    uid

    inje

    ctio

    n[1

    1].

    The

    sha

    rpne

    ss o

    f th

    e pe

    aks

    isal

    so a

    ffec

    ted.

    For

    exa

    mpl

    e, a

    1

    L n

    -hex

    ane

    inje

    ctio

    n in

    to a

    Injec

    tion r

    equir

    emen

    ts in

    fast G

    Csp

    lit/s

    plit

    less

    inje

    ctor

    res

    ults

    in a

    vapo

    r vo

    lum

    e of

    abo

    ut 1

    75

    L a

    t28

    0 C

    and

    a h

    ead

    pres

    sure

    of

    100

    kPa.

    In

    the

    case

    of

    acet

    one

    as s

    olve

    nt t

    he v

    apor

    vol

    ume

    unde

    r th

    e sa

    me

    cond

    itio

    ns is

    abou

    t 31

    0 L

    . Typ

    ical

    gla

    ss in

    sert

    volu

    mes

    on

    the

    othe

    r ha

    nd a

    rew

    ithi

    n 1-

    2 m

    L.

    Whe

    neve

    r sp

    litle

    ss in

    ject

    ion

    isap

    plie

    d in

    fas

    t G

    C, a

    red

    uced

    volu

    me

    glas

    s in

    sert

    and

    hig

    hpr

    essu

    re in

    ject

    ion

    are

    requ

    ired

    .In

    gen

    eral

    , sam

    ple

    tran

    sfer

    has

    apr

    ofou

    nd in

    flue

    nce

    on p

    eak

    shap

    e an

    d ne

    eds

    to b

    e op

    tim

    ized

    :

    Sam

    ples

    with

    a h

    igh

    conc

    entr

    a-tio

    n: h

    igh

    split

    rat

    io

    At

    low

    con

    cent

    rati

    on r

    ange

    s (l

    owsp

    lit r

    atio

    or

    split

    less

    inje

    ctio

    n):

    1. U

    se o

    f gl

    ass

    inse

    rt w

    ith

    smal

    lin

    ner

    diam

    eter

    to

    enha

    nce

    purg

    ing

    wit

    h ca

    rrie

    r ga

    s.2.

    In

    the

    case

    of

    split

    less

    inje

    c-ti

    on: h

    igh

    pres

    sure

    inje

    ctio

    n.

    1. G

    lass

    inse

    rt

    Fig

    ure

    III.

    2 sh

    ows

    the

    effe

    ct

    of g

    lass

    inse

    rt d

    imen

    sion

    s on

    peak

    wid

    th. H

    ere

    the

    Gro

    b te

    stm

    ix w

    as a

    naly

    zed

    wit

    h a

    stan

    -

    0.5

    1.0

    1.5

    n-Decane

    Gla

    ss in

    sert

    with

    sm

    all

    inne

    r dia

    met

    er

    Stan

    dard

    gla

    ss in

    sert

    2.0

    2.5

    3.0

    3.5

    4.0

    Dodecane acid methyl ester

    Dicyclohexylamine

    Undecane acid methyl ester

    Decane acid methyl ester

    Dimethylaniline

    Dimethylphenolen-Undecane

    n-Octanole

    Min

    utes

    Figu

    re II

    I.2: C

    hrom

    atog

    ram

    s re

    lativ

    e to

    a G

    rob

    test

    mix

    ture

    .To

    p:re

    duce

    d ID

    (inn

    er d

    iam

    eter

    ) gla

    ss in

    sert

    = 1

    mm

    .B

    otto

    m:s

    tand

    ard

    glas

    s in

    sert

    , 4 m

    m ID

    .

    Figu

    re II

    I.1: S

    chem

    atic

    of a

    split

    /spl

    itles

    s in

    ject

    or (S

    PL-1

    7):

    Fc: c

    arrie

    r gas

    , Fs:

    spl

    it flo

    w,

    Fl: F

    low

    thro

    ugh

    glas

    s in

    sert

    Fc

    Fs

    Split

    ting

    poin

    t

    Fl

    Gla

    ss in

    sert

    Carr

    ier

    Purg

    e

    Split

    Colu

    mn

    flow

  • 17

    Chro

    mat

    ogra

    phy

    Volu

    me

    2II

    I. IN

    JECT

    ION

    REQ

    UIR

    EMEN

    TS I

    N F

    AST

    GC

    dard

    gla

    ss in

    sert

    (4

    mm

    inne

    rdi

    amet

    er

    bot

    tom

    ) an

    d a

    glas

    sin

    sert

    wit

    h a

    1 m

    m I

    D (

    top)

    . All

    othe

    r pa

    ram

    eter

    s re

    mai

    ned

    unch

    ange

    d. I

    n pa

    rtic

    ular

    , the

    peak

    wid

    ths

    of t

    he le

    ss r

    etai

    ned

    vola

    tile

    com

    pone

    nts

    wer

    e na

    r-ro

    wer

    whe

    n th

    e gl

    ass

    inse

    rtdi

    men

    sion

    was

    red

    uced

    . The

    effe

    ct o

    f pu

    rgin

    g, w

    hich

    was

    mor

    e ef

    fect

    ive

    for

    the

    redu

    ced

    IDgl

    ass

    inse

    rt, i

    s cl

    earl

    y de

    mon

    -st

    rate

    d. T

    he s

    plit

    rat

    io w

    as 4

    0:1

    in b

    oth

    case

    s. F

    or in

    crea

    sed

    split

    rati

    os t

    he p

    eak

    wid

    ths

    wer

    e al

    sona

    rrow

    er w

    hen

    usin

    g th

    e st

    an-

    dard

    gla

    ss in

    sert

    .

    In t

    he c

    hrom

    atog

    ram

    illu

    stra

    ted

    in F

    igur

    e I.

    1 (s

    ee p

    age

    9), a

    200

    :1sp

    lit r

    atio

    was

    sel

    ecte

    d. F

    or p

    eak

    no 1

    , the

    pea

    k w

    idth

    mea

    sure

    dw

    ith

    the

    stan

    dard

    gla

    ss in

    sert

    was

    FW

    HM

    = 0

    .42

    s (s

    plit

    rat

    io20

    0:1

    ) in

    con

    tras

    t to

    1.5

    6 s

    inF

    igur

    e II

    I.2

    bo

    ttom

    (sp

    lit r

    atio

    40:1

    ).

    2. H

    igh

    pres

    sure

    inje

    ctio

    n

    As

    disc

    usse

    d in

    cha

    pter

    II

    (sec

    -ti

    on 5

    ), t

    he c

    arri

    er g

    as a

    vera

    gelin

    ear

    velo

    city

    has

    a g

    reat

    infl

    u-en

    ce o

    n th

    e co

    lum

    n se

    para

    tion

    effi

    cien

    cy. T

    he a

    pplie

    d he

    ad p

    res-

    sure

    is t

    here

    fore

    of

    grea

    t im

    por-

    tanc

    e af

    ter

    sam

    ple

    tran

    sfer

    to

    the

    colu

    mn.

    In

    this

    res

    pect

    , it

    is p

    os-

    sibl

    e to

    app

    ly a

    n in

    crea

    sed

    pres

    -su

    re ju

    st f

    or s

    ampl

    e tr

    ansf

    er (

    typ-

    ical

    ly f

    or 3

    0 s

    to 1

    min

    ). A

    fter

    this

    per

    iod

    the

    pres

    sure

    isdr

    oppe

    d au

    tom

    atic

    ally

    to

    the

    anal

    ytic

    al p

    ress

    ure

    to e

    nsur

    e pe

    akre

    solu

    tion

    . Thi

    s op

    erat

    ion

    mod

    e

    is d

    efin

    ed a

    s hi

    gh p

    ress

    ure

    inje

    c-ti

    on. O

    bvio

    usly

    , the

    pur

    ging

    of

    the

    glas

    s in

    sert

    is in

    crea

    sed

    whe

    nco

    mpa

    red

    to s

    tand

    ard

    cond

    itio

    ns.

    In c

    hapt

    er V

    (se

    ctio

    n 1)

    , whe

    rean

    alys

    is o

    f or

    gano

    phos

    phor

    ous

    pest

    icid

    es is

    dis

    cuss

    ed, h

    igh

    pres

    -su

    re in

    ject

    ion

    (600

    kP

    a) w

    asap

    plie

    d in

    com

    bina

    tion

    wit

    h a

    split

    less

    inje

    ctio

    n te

    chni

    que

    inor

    der

    to o

    ptim

    ize

    peak

    sha

    pes.

    3. S

    ampl

    e ca

    paci

    ty o

    f cap

    illar

    yco

    lum

    ns

    The

    max

    imum

    am

    ount

    of

    sam

    ple

    whi

    ch m

    ay b

    e in

    trod

    uced

    ont

    o a

    capi

    llary

    col

    umn

    wit

    hout

    ove

    r-lo

    adin

    g is

    low

    er f

    or n

    arro

    w-b

    ore

    colu

    mns

    . Whe

    n ex

    cess

    ive

    sam

    ple

    amou

    nts

    are

    inje

    cted

    ont

    o a

    cap-

    illar

    y, p

    eak

    fron

    ting

    eff

    ects

    are

    obse

    rved

    [9]

    . The

    gen

    erat

    ion

    ofas

    ymm

    etri

    c pe

    aks

    may

    obv

    ious

    lyle

    ad t

    o a

    subs

    tant

    ial l

    oss

    in r

    eso-

    luti

    on. C

    onse

    quen

    tly,

    the

    inje

    ct-

    ed s

    ampl

    e am

    ount

    mus

    t be

    bel

    owa

    thre

    shol

    d va

    lue,

    as

    may

    be

    obse

    rved

    in F

    igur

    e II

    I.3

    [10]

    .H

    ere

    the

    plat

    e nu

    mbe

    r (c

    alcu

    lat-

    ed f

    rom

    the

    pea

    k w

    idth

    acc

    ord-

    ing

    to e

    q. 1

    ) an

    d he

    nce

    sepa

    rati

    onef

    fici

    ency

    is p

    lott

    ed a

    s a

    func

    tion

    of s

    ampl

    e am

    ount

    for

    tw

    oco

    lum

    ns o

    f di

    ffer

    ent

    inte

    rnal

    diam

    eter

    . It

    can

    be s

    een

    that

    for

    stan

    dard

    col

    umns

    (0.

    25 m

    m I

    D)

    up t

    o 50

    ng

    solu

    te q

    uant

    itie

    s m

    aybe

    inje

    cted

    wit

    h lit

    tle

    or n

    o lo

    ssof

    sep

    arat

    ion

    effi

    cien

    cy. F

    or a

    narr

    ow-b

    ore

    colu

    mn

    wit

    h a

    0.1

    mm

    ID

    , ana

    lyte

    am

    ount

    s of

    up

    to1

    ng m

    ay b

    e in

    ject

    ed w

    itho

    ut lo

    s-in

    g se

    para

    tion

    eff

    icie

    ncy.

    Am

    ount

    inje

    cted

    (ng)

    0.1

    1.0

    10.0

    60708090100

    Plat

    e N

    umbe

    r X 1

    000

    25 m

    x 0

    .25

    mm

    i.d.

    0.2

    5 m

    film

    thic

    knes

    s

    10 m

    x 0

    .10

    mm

    i.d.

    0.1

    0 m

    film

    thic

    knes

    s

    100.

    01,

    000.

    0

    Figu

    re II

    I.3: N

    umbe

    r of t

    heor

    etic

    al p

    late

    s as

    a fu

    nctio

    n of

    sam

    ple

    amou

    nt fo

    r tw

    o di

    ffere

    nt c

    olum

    ns

  • Chro

    mat

    ogra

    phy

    Volu

    me

    2IV

    . DET

    ECTO

    R RE

    QU

    IREM

    ENTS

    IN

    FA

    ST G

    C

    20

    Filter

    time

    cons

    tant a

    nd sa

    mplin

    g freq

    uenc

    y

    1.Co

    nven

    tiona

    l dete

    ctors

    Sign

    al h

    eigh

    t = 6

    3.2

    %

    Tim

    e

    Sign

    al

    Figu

    re IV

    .1: D

    efin

    ition

    of f

    ilter

    tim

    e co

    nsta

    nt t

    0.03

    00.

    031

    0.03

    2

    uV (x

    10,

    000)

    Min

    utes

    0.0

    0.5

    1.0

    1.5

    2.0

    0.03

    30.

    034

    0.03

    50.

    036

    4 m

    s

    20 m

    s

    50 m

    s

    100

    ms

    200

    ms

    Filte

    r tim

    e co

    nsta

    nt

    Figu

    re IV

    .2: F

    ID s

    igna

    l of c

    hlor

    odec

    ane.

    The

    filte

    r tim

    e co

    nsta

    nt t

    was

    cha

    nged

    from

    4 to

    200

    ms.

    The

    sam

    plin

    g fr

    eque

    ncy

    was

    250

    Hz

    in a

    ll ca

    ses.

    In t

    his

    sect

    ion,

    con

    vent

    iona

    lde

    tect

    ors

    such

    as

    the

    flam

    e io

    n-iz

    atio

    n de

    tect

    or (

    FID

    ), e

    lect

    ron

    capt

    ure

    dete

    ctor

    (E

    CD

    ), f

    lam

    eph

    otom

    etri

    c de

    tect

    or (

    FP

    D)

    and

    flam

    e th

    erm

    ioni

    c de

    tect

    or (

    FT

    Dor

    NP

    D)

    are

    disc

    usse

    d.

    Mas

    s sp

    ectr

    omet

    ric

    dete

    ctio

    n is

    desc

    ribe

    d in

    the

    nex

    t se

    ctio

    n.

    As

    men

    tion

    ed, t

    ypic

    al f

    ast

    GC

    peak

    wid

    ths

    are

    0.5

    s or

    less

    . T

    he d

    etec

    tion

    sys

    tem

    mus

    t m

    eet

    a se

    ries

    of

    requ

    irem

    ents

    in o

    rder

    to m

    aint

    ain

    the

    peak

    wid

    th a

    tco

    lum

    n ou

    tlet

    . In

    this

    sec

    tion

    the

    requ

    irem

    ents

    for

    FID

    are

    dis

    -cu

    ssed

    , but

    the

    pri

    ncip

    les

    are

    valid

    for

    all

    of t

    he c

    onve

    ntio

    nal

    GC

    det

    ecto

    rs. I

    n ge

    nera

    l, de

    tec-

    tor

    peak

    bro

    aden

    ing

    may

    be

    caus

    ed b

    y tw

    o fa

    ctor

    s. F

    irst

    ly,

    the

    poss

    ible

    pre

    senc

    e of

    dea

    dvo

    lum

    es in

    the

    sam

    ple

    path

    .M

    oder

    n G

    C d

    etec

    tors

    are

    gen

    er-

    ally

    cha

    ract

    eriz

    ed b

    y lo

    w d

    ead

    volu

    mes

    . Fur

    ther

    mor

    e, m

    ake-

    upga

    s is

    em

    ploy

    ed t

    o op

    tim

    ize

    peak

    shap

    es t

    hrou

    gh a

    n ad

    diti

    onal

    flow

    (ty

    pica

    lly 3

    0 m

    L/m

    in).

    For

    mas

    s fl

    ow d

    epen

    dent

    det

    ecto

    rs

    (FID

    , FP

    D, F

    TD

    ) th

    is f

    eatu

    reen

    hanc

    es s

    ensi

    tivi

    ty [

    9].

    In m

    oder

    n G

    C, t

    he d

    etec

    tor

    sig-

    nal i

    s di

    gita

    lized

    in t

    he d

    etec

    tor

    elec

    tron

    ics

    and

    the

    A/D

    con

    vert

    -er

    pas

    ses

    digi

    tal d

    ata

    to t

    he P

    C.

    Due

    to

    the

    pres

    ence

    of

    RC

    chai

    n-co

    ntai

    ning

    cir

    cuit

    s, a

    nysi

    gnal

    am

    plif

    ier

    has

    a ce

    rtai

    nre

    spon

    se t

    ime

    wit

    h th

    e pr

    esen

    ceof

    som

    e sm

    ooth

    ing

    effe

    ct. T

    his

    shou

    ld n

    ot in

    flue

    nce

    the

    peak

    wid

    th w

    hich

    is d

    eter

    min

    ed b

    yth

    e ch

    rom

    atog

    raph

    ic p

    roce

    ss

    prio

    r to

    the

    det

    ecto

    r (i

    njec

    tion

    syst

    em, c

    olum

    n). T

    he p

    aram

    eter

    of d

    etec

    tor

    elec

    tron

    ics

    rega

    rdin

    gth

    e re

    spon

    se t

    ime

    is u

    sual

    lyre

    ferr

    ed t

    o as

    filt

    er t

    ime

    cons

    tant

    (FT

    C)

    [12]

    . The

    ele

    ctro

    nic

    dete

    c-to

    r si

    gnal

    am

    plif

    ier

    cann

    ot f

    ollo

    wa

    sign

    al in

    an

    infi

    nite

    ly f

    ast

    way

    .It

    nee

    ds a

    cer

    tain

    tim

    e to

    fol

    low

    rapi

    d si

    gnal

    cha

    nges

    . In

    Fig

    ure

    IV.1

    thi

    s pa

    ram

    eter

    is v

    isua

    lized

    grap

    hica

    lly [

    12].

    A t

    heor

    etic

    alst

    ep in

    crea

    se o

    f si

    gnal

    is s

    how

    nhe

    re a

    nd t

    he r

    espo

    nse

    of d

    etec

    tor

    ampl

    ifie

    rs in

    dica

    tes

    that

    it f

    ol-

    low

    s th

    e si

    gnal

    wit

    h so

    me

    tim

    e

    dela

    y (1

    -1/e

    t ). T

    he t

    ime

    inte

    rval

    whi

    ch t

    he d

    etec

    tor

    elec

    tron

    ics

    need

    s to

    rea

    ch t

    he (

    1-1/

    e) f

    rac-

    tion

    of

    such

    a s

    tep

    sign

    al is

    defi

    ned

    as f

    ilter

    tim

    e co

    nsta

    nt.

    Thi

    s pa

    ram

    eter

    sho

    uld

    bese

    lect

    able

    [12

    ] to

    geth

    er w

    ith

    the

    num

    ber

    of d

    ata

    poin

    ts r

    ecor

    ded

    acro

    ss a

    pea

    k. I

    n an

    exp

    erim

    ent,

    the

    infl

    uenc

    e of

    thi

    s pa

    ram

    eter

    on r

    eal p

    eak

    shap

    es w

    as m

    eas-

    ured

    . The

    eff

    ects

    of

    the

    inje

    ctio

    nsy

    stem

    and

    col

    umn

    on b

    and

    broa

    deni

    ng w

    ere

    redu

    ced

    as f

    ol-

    low

    s:

    1. A

    0.1

    mm

    ID g

    lass

    inse

    rt a

    nd a

    0.2

    L in

    ject

    ion

    volu

    me

    of ju

    ston

    e co

    mpo

    und

    (chl

    orod

    ecan

    e)w

    ith a

    hig

    h sp

    lit r

    atio

    (600

    :1).

    2. U

    se o

    f a 1

    m c

    olum

    n w

    ith a

    0.

    1 m

    m ID

    and

    0.1

    m

    film

    th

    ickn

    ess;

    isot

    herm

    al a

    naly

    sis

    at 2

    00

    C.3.

    Det

    ecto

    r m

    ake-

    up g

    as fl

    ow o

    f 60

    mL/

    min

    .

    Chl

    orod

    ecan

    e w

    as d

    ilute

    d in

    met

    hano

    l. F

    igur

    e IV

    .2 s

    how

    s th

    ech

    loro

    deca

    ne p

    eak

    whi

    ch e

    lute

    sat

    0.0

    332

    min

    und

    er is

    othe

    rmal

    cond

    itio

    ns. T

    he f

    ilter

    tim

    e co

    n-st

    ant

    tw

    as v

    arie

    d fr

    om 4

    ms

    to20

    0 m

    s. I

    t ca

    n be

    cle

    arly

    obs

    er-

    Filte

    r tim

    e t

  • 21

    Chro

    mat

    ogra

    phy

    Volu

    me

    2IV

    . DET

    ECTO

    R RE

    QU

    IREM

    ENTS

    IN

    FA

    ST G

    C

    2.Ma

    ss sp

    ectro

    metri

    c dete

    ctor (

    quad

    rupole

    MS)

    0.2

    0.4

    0.6

    0.8

    1.0

    1.2

    1.4

    Filte

    r tim

    e co

    nsta

    nt t

    1.6

    1.8

    2.0

    2.2

    2.4

    2.6

    0.2

    0.4

    0.8

    1.0

    1.2

    1.4

    1.6

    1.8

    2.0

    2.2

    2.4

    2.6

    Figu

    re IV

    .3: C

    hrom

    atog

    ram

    s re

    lativ

    e to

    a k

    eros

    ene

    sam

    ple

    reco

    rded

    at a

    filte

    r tim

    e co

    nsta

    nt t

    of 1

    00 m

    s an

    d 10

    ms

    resp

    ectiv

    ely

    5 m

    s10

    ms

    Normalized SN ratio

    Tim

    e co

    nsta

    nt

    0

    0.2

    0.4

    0.6

    0.81

    1.2

    20 m

    s50

    ms

    100

    ms

    200

    ms

    500

    ms

    1 s

    2 s

    4 m

    s

    Hal

    f wid

    th 1

    0 s

    Hal

    f wid

    th 1

    s

    Hal

    f wid

    th 0

    .1 s

    Figu

    re IV

    .4: S

    igna

    l-to-

    nois

    e ra

    tio a

    s a

    func

    tion

    of th

    e fil

    ter t

    ime

    cons

    tant

    and

    for d

    iffer

    ent p

    eak

    wid

    ths

    (sou

    rce:

    GC-

    2010

    ope

    ratio

    n m

    anua

    l)

    ved

    that

    incr

    ease

    s in

    the

    filt

    erti

    me

    cons

    tant

    aff

    ects

    bot

    h th

    epe

    ak r

    eten

    tion

    tim

    e an

    d sh

    ape

    aspr

    edic

    ted

    from

    the

    ory

    [12]

    . The

    full

    wid

    th a

    t ha

    lf m

    axim

    um f

    or a

    tva

    lue

    of 2

    00 m

    s (a

    sta

    ndar

    dpa

    ram

    eter

    in m

    any

    GC

    sys

    tem

    s)is

    abo

    ut 3

    s, w

    here

    as f

    or a

    tva

    lue

    of 4

    ms

    the

    FW

    HM

    val

    ue is

    abou

    t 40

    ms.

    The

    eff

    ect

    of t

    he

    filt

    er t

    ime

    cons

    tant

    on

    peak

    shap

    e ob

    viou

    sly

    has

    a dr

    asti

    cef

    fect

    on

    reso

    luti

    on a

    s sh

    own

    inF

    igur

    e IV

    .3. T

    he f

    igur

    e ill

    ustr

    ates

    two

    kero

    sene

    ver

    y fa

    st G

    C c

    hro-

    mat

    ogra

    ms

    wit

    h ap

    plie

    d fi

    lter

    tim

    e co

    nsta

    nts

    of 1

    00 a

    nd 1

    0 m

    sre

    spec

    tive

    ly. T

    he im

    prov

    emen

    t in

    term

    s of

    pea

    k re

    solu

    tion

    is e

    vi-

    dent

    in t

    he 1

    0 m

    s F

    TC

    ana

    lysi

    s.T

    his

    expe

    rim

    ent

    show

    s th

    eim

    port

    ance

    of

    dete

    ctor

    par

    amet

    erop

    tim

    izat

    ion

    in t

    erm

    s of

    pea

    kre

    solu

    tion

    . In

    addi

    tion

    , the

    FT

    Cha

    s a

    cons

    ider

    able

    infl

    uenc

    e on

    the

    sign

    al-t

    o-no

    ise

    rati

    o (S

    /N).

    Fig

    ure

    IV.4

    sho

    ws

    the

    norm

    al-

    ized

    sig

    nal-

    to-n

    oise

    rat

    io a

    s a

    func

    tion

    of

    the

    filt

    er t

    ime

    con-

    stan

    t. T

    hese

    cur

    ves

    are

    plot

    ted

    for

    diff

    eren

    t pe

    ak w

    idth

    s. F

    or a

    peak

    wid

    th o

    f 0.

    1 s

    the

    opti

    mum

    filt

    er t

    ime

    cons

    tant

    is 2

    0 m

    s w

    ith

    rega

    rd t

    o th

    e S/

    N r

    atio

    . The

    opti

    mum

    FT

    C v

    alue

    und

    er s

    uch

    cond

    itio

    ns is

    als

    o de

    pend

    ent

    onth

    e sa

    mpl

    e co

    ncen

    trat

    ion

    and

    rang

    es b

    etw

    een

    4 an

    d 20

    ms.

    A f

    urth

    er e

    lect

    roni

    c pa

    ram

    eter

    of

    impo

    rtan

    ce is

    the

    sam

    plin

    g ra

    teor

    , in

    othe

    r w

    ords

    , the

    num

    ber

    ofda

    ta p

    oint

    s ac

    quir

    ed p

    er s

    econ

    dw

    hich

    are

    tra

    nsfe

    rred

    fro

    m t

    heA

    /D c

    onve

    rter

    to

    the

    PC

    . The

    num

    ber

    of p

    oint

    s m

    ust

    be s

    uffi

    -ci

    ent

    for

    the

    prop

    er r

    econ

    stru

    c-ti

    on o

    f a

    Gau

    ssia

    n pe

    ak (

    min

    i-m

    um 1

    0 to

    15

    data

    poi

    nts)

    . If

    the

    num

    ber

    of d

    ata

    poin

    ts is

    too

    low

    ,da

    ta r

    epro

    duci

    bilit

    y is

    red

    uced

    .T

    he f

    ilter

    tim

    e co

    nsta

    nt a

    nd t

    hesa

    mpl

    ing

    freq

    uenc

    y pa

    ram

    eter

    sne

    cess

    ary

    for

    the

    rang

    e of

    pea

    kw

    idth

    s ob

    serv

    ed in

    gas

    chr

    o-m

    atog

    raph

    y w

    ere

    sum

    mar

    ized

    by

    J.V

    . Hin

    shaw

    [12

    ]. T

    he la

    tter

    repo

    rted

    tha

    t fo

    r pe

    ak w

    idth

    sbe

    twee

    n 0.

    1 an

    d 0.

    5 s

    the

    filt

    erti

    me

    cons

    tant

    and

    sam

    plin

    g ra

    tesh

    ould

    be

    abou

    t 10

    ms

    and

    20 t

    o10

    0 H

    z re

    spec

    tive

    ly.

    Min

    utes

    Min

    utes

    The

    mos

    t co

    mm

    on m

    ass

    spec

    tro-

    met

    ric

    dete

    ctor

    use

    d in

    gas

    chr

    o-m

    atog

    raph

    y is

    the

    qua

    drup

    ole

    MS.

    Wit

    h re

    gard

    to

    fast

    GC

    /MS

    anal

    ysis

    , the

    MS

    dete

    ctor

    obv

    i-ou

    sly

    need

    s to

    be

    fast

    eno

    ugh

    for

    the

    rapi

    d el

    utin

    g an

    alyt

    e ba

    nds.

    For

    iden

    tifi

    cati

    on p

    urpo

    ses,

    G

    C/M

    S ap

    plic

    atio

    ns a

    re c

    arri

    ed

    out

    in t

    he f

    ull s

    can

    mod

    e in

    orde

    r to

    per

    form

    a M

    S lib

    rary

    sear

    ch. I

    n th

    is o

    pera

    tion

    mod

    e,ev

    ery

    data

    poi

    nt c

    orre

    spon

    ds t

    o a

    com

    plet

    e m

    ass

    spec

    trum

    ove

    r th

    em

    ass

    rang

    e se

    lect

    ed (

    scan

    ).

    Aft

    er p

    eak

    assi

    gnm

    ent,

    the

    SIM

    mod

    e (s

    elec

    ted

    ion

    mon

    itor

    ing)

    may

    be

    used

    in o

    rder

    to

    incr

    ease

    the

    anal

    ytic

    al s

    ensi

    tivi

    ty.

    In o

    rder

    to

    atta

    in t

    his

    data

    , tw

    opa

    ram

    eter

    s of

    the

    GC

    /MS

    hard

    -w

    are

    mus

    t be

    con

    side

    red:

    fir

    stly

    ,th

    e m

    ass

    rang

    e se

    lect

    ed b

    y th

    ean

    alys

    t m

    ust

    cove

    r al

    l the

    ana

    lyte

    ion

    frag

    men

    ts in

    ord

    er t

    o D

  • Chro

    mat

    ogra

    phy

    Volu

    me

    2IV

    . DET

    ECTO

    R RE

    QU

    IREM

    ENTS

    IN

    FA

    ST G

    C

    22

    3.87

    3.88

    3.89

    3.90

    3.91

    3.92

    3.93

    3.94

    3.95

    3.96

    3.97

    3.98

    6,08

    6,27

    13.

    922

    TIC*

    1.00

    Min

    utes

    m/z

    R.Ti

    me:

    3.9

    21 (S

    can#

    : 302

    6)

    m/z

    R.Ti

    me:

    3.9

    22 (S

    can#

    : 302

    7)

    Figu

    re IV

    .5: D

    efin

    ition

    of s

    can

    spee

    d, in

    ter-

    scan

    del

    ay a

    nd s

    ampl

    ing

    freq

    uenc

    y fo

    r a q

    uadr

    upol

    e M

    S

    100

    4080

    120

    160

    200

    240

    280

    100

    4080

    120

    160

    200

    240

    280

    Scan

    N

    m1

    Inte

    rval

    l I:

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    N +

    1

    2.4

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    Figu

    re IV

    .6: L

    inal

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    gene

    rate

    d by

    a na

    rrow

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    lum

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    d th

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    x an

    d en

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    the

    peak

    afte

    rba

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    sub

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    ctra

    sim

    i-la

    ritie

    s ar

    e 94

    , 96,

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    usin

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    MS

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    orm

    a li

    brar

    y se

    arch

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    nent

    iden

    tifi

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    ough

    so

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    oss

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    rrow

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    icat

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    ire

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    up t

    o 10

    ,000

    am

    u/s)

    and

    , in

    addi

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    dea

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    ffic

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    ly h

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    sca

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    for

    the

    GC

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    his

    situ

    atio

    n is

    sho

    wn

    in F

    igur

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    .5.

    The

    tru

    e sc

    anni

    ng s

    peed

    of

    the

    quad

    rupo

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    cal

    cula

    ted

    by t

    hesc

    an r

    ange

    div

    ided

    by

    the

    inte

    rval

    tim

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    the

    RF

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    up t

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    whi

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    n F

    ig-

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    thi

    s is

    dem

    onst

    rate

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    expe

    rim

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    20 H

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    requ

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    ried

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    as p

    er-

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    spe

    ctra

    sim

    ilari

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    ,94

    , 96,

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    indi

    cate

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    t th

    ere

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    ato

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    ary

    bew

    een

    125

    and

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    per

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    lysi

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    ith

    GC

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    an

    OP

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    pike

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    mou

    nt r

    ange

    betw

    een

    125

    and

    1,00

    0 pg

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    ma-

    to m

    atri

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    sho

    wn

    in F

    igur

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    .1.

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    col

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    ith

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    /min

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    /min

    to

    320

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    lum

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    gen

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    term

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    was

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    ere

    carr

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    out

    inth

    e sp

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    nal-

    to-

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    tio

    was

    hig

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    in t

    he f

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    GC

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    ret

    enti

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    me

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    as 2

    2m

    inut

    es in

    the

    sta

    ndar

    d an

    alys

    isan

    d 9

    min

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    in t

    he f

    ast

    resu

    lt.

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    he a

    naly

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    ult

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    d a

    cont

    amin

    atio

    n of

    diox

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    on (

    225.

    2 pg

    ), p

    hos-

    pham

    idon

    (67

    .1 p

    g), d

    isul

    foto

    n(2

    17 p

    g), d

    ichl

    orph

    os (

    243

    pg),

    ethi

    on (

    145.

    1 pg

    ) an

    d az

    inop

    hos

    met

    hyl (

    244.

    8 pg

    ).

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    lim

    it o

    f de

    tect

    ion

    in a

    fas

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    pplic

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    rive

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