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Separating and analysing compounds that can be vaporised without decomposition.
- Partner:University of Oxford
- Facility:Oxford Energy Storage Centre (OESC)
- Availability:Available
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Detailed Description
Gas chromatography is routinely used in analytical chemistry as it is a powerful tool for separating and analysing compounds that can be vaporised without decomposition.
Typical uses of GC include testing the purity of a particular substance, or separating the different components of a mixture.
This system features a full touch screen for instrument control, status monitoring and on-instrument methods development. With its instant connect injectors and detectors, you can change modules in minutes to reconfigure for a different workflow, develop new methods and eliminate maintenance downtime.
Uses/Applications
Testing the purity of a particular substance.
Separating the different components of a mixture.
DynaMax XR detection system, with off-axis 10kV dynode, discrete dynode electron multiplier and electrometer, linear from 0 to 68µA. Adjustable from 0 to 150eV
Emission Current – up to 350µA. Dual-stage mass filter with off-axis ion guide pre-filter for noise reduction and solid, homogeneous non-coated, maintenance-free quadrupole rods. Independently heated zones for: transfer line, ion source, and ion optics/mass analyser. Fast quadrupole scanning in FS mode, up to 20,000 u/s. Electron Impact Ionization (EI), with full scan (FS), SIM, and FS/SIM simultaneous within sample injection. Timed acquisition (t-SIM) mode. Extended capacity (300L/s) turbomolecular pump. Mechanical rotary vane 3.3 m3/h oil pump. Software-switchable dual reagent gas with digital flow control. Ammonia, methane, isobutane and CO2 presets. ExtractaBrite off-axis ion source, with repeller, source lenses, RF lens and dual filaments in all ionization modes, programmable to 350°C. Up to 400°C.