I'm not sure what you mean by "exit port". The injector and detector temperatures depend on the kind of injector/detector, but they are not terribly critical for separation. The column temperature profile (the temperature "program") is normally determined by trial and error and that's the most difficult part. I hope that helps!
thank you for this, im starting my first experiment with the GC next week and i am so excited!
I'm glad it was helpful. Have fun!
Analytical chemistry is so cool! Thanks for showing how to gas chromatography!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for explaining this so well, I really enjoyed your videos!
Glad it was helpful!
You cannot beat SRI GCs for training purposes and simplicity! Been using them for years and they are amazing
Excellent video
Thanks for watching!! We agree.
Very nice hands-on demo! Would you make a video on how the temperature of the injector, column, detector, and exit port are determined?
I'm not sure what you mean by "exit port". The injector and detector temperatures depend on the kind of injector/detector, but they are not terribly critical for separation. The column temperature profile (the temperature "program") is normally determined by trial and error and that's the most difficult part. I hope that helps!
Not what I meant; I mean how do you determine WHAT temperature to use for your sample?
Thanks a lot, Professor. I need to ask how can I test the gas sample. My project relates to fuel reforming and I need to test samples in gas form
Thank you very much sir. Its very useful
You are most welcome!
Good explanation
Thank you!
Why do you have to load the sample between 2 air babbles?
Thanks for the video! Will the air bubble also show a peak in the software?
No it won't.
Sir take example more
What software do you use? Self-made?
Every instrument will come with it's own software.
This GC from SRI Instruments uses PeakSimple
Hi what Is the chromatographer name?
That's FabioChem!