Thanks so much for posting. I m doing a PhD in Animal Science at Newcastle UK and have been watching your videos to gather further explanations to my doubts! many thanks!
@TheRatdogMan Yes, that is correct. In paper chromatography, the mobile phase is the 'solvent'. However, the 'solvent' can be composed of more than just one liquid organic.
I think we should consider the sample must be thermally stable. If the sample degrades at high temperature in the column, we won't get the results we need.
OMG.... his comment on "third world where they do not have computers and use rulers vs. the modern world..." so funny! So they could have a GC but not a PC in 2013!!!
A whole lot of professors have a whole lot to learn from this guy. Clear, concise, relatable....A+
like a dad telling a story to his son. just perfect. n will always be remembered
Me too. Perfect to refresh my memory for an upcoming interview. Thanks sir ♥
i wish you're my chemistry teacher, this is awesome
I have to thank you for this. My lecturer just can't explain anything right. You made it all crystal clear.
Thanks so much for posting. I m doing a PhD in Animal Science at Newcastle UK and have been watching your videos to gather further explanations to my doubts! many thanks!
sir u just rock this lecture, i am so much excited with ur class.....thank you...keep posting knowledgeable videos...
Excellent! Brazilian scientists are grateful for that!
Excellent explanation. Flawless i would say
thnk you so much prof, u really helped me my final year project so god bless you prof
Thank you professor Harold McNair about this explenation of GC chromatogrophy
@TheRatdogMan
Yes, that is correct. In paper chromatography, the mobile phase is the 'solvent'. However, the 'solvent' can be composed of more than just one liquid organic.
THANK YOU Prof. Super Clear and cover great basics in a short time - I wish I would have taken some of classes with you..
This was really clear, thanks
you saved my grade. thank you sir
Wonderful presentation. Thanks professor for clear explanation of concepts.
Like a Bedtime story - amazing prof
explained very clearly, thank you prof McNair
Extremely clear and helpful. Thank you so much
Sooo Harold when do you think we can get another tutorial on some other elements of Chromatography. This is great.
Thanks for the tutorial
thank god someone who is clear on there explanation :) thank you
Many thanks Professor. Very clear and useful.
you will be my god if you can explain how people analyze the two graphs GCMS
How could I cite this for my report writings? It's very very brief and covers all
I think we should consider the sample must be thermally stable. If the sample degrades at high temperature in the column, we won't get the results we need.
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much Sir... your explanation is very clear..
awesome explanation....it was very helpful for my seminar....thank you
great help, maybe a little more information on how the MS is linked or used in gc as a confirmaton.....im stuck on that!
found this super helpful thanks so much
Thank you Professor McNair
Very helpful and informative, thank you!
Thanks cleared that up for me
thank you!
thats what i need ..... thanx
nice Explanation
Briliant presentation :)
it was great, Thanks Prof..Any body has/knows any free training video/link to know how to work with GC?
I've found the most interesting man in the world....
nothing new .but very clear determinations!
Great lecture, thanks!!!
thank you very much you saved me ......
very good, thanks
Very good introduction
THANK YOU! YOU ARE AMAZING!
thank for this video!
Very well taught , thanks !
nice one bruva
excellent explanation:) thank you very much
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Great! Thanks!
thank you very much
u made my life much easier. U should keep up the good work Mr :)
excellent
wow its amizing lecture
thank proff
THANX
Where is the rest of it?
OMG.... his comment on "third world where they do not have computers and use rulers vs. the modern world..." so funny! So they could have a GC but not a PC in 2013!!!
this is true.
thanks so much!
excellent