What is Thermal Desorption used for, and how does it work?

In the video titled "What is Thermal Desorption used for, and how does it work?", Kurt Thaxton explains the process of thermal desorption and its applications.
Thermal desorption is a technique used to analyze the volatile and semi-volatile organic compounds present in solid, liquid, and gas samples. This process allows for the detection and quantification of trace amounts of organic compounds in a sample. Thermal desorption is used in various industries such as environmental monitoring, food quality, and pharmaceuticals.
Kurt also emphasizes the importance of a direct connection without valves to get the relevant analytes out of the sample to the GC-Coloumn.
Overall, the video provides a clear and concise explanation of thermal desorption and its applications.

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very informative, good help for our research project