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In situ Hydrogenolysis with 3D-Printed Jet and Flame Ionization Detection for Carbon Oxides and Volatile Aldehydes Analysis

J. Luong;G. X. Yang;R. Gras;Y. Hua;P. Yang;G. Liu

August 1st 2023

A new approach based on post-column in situ hydrogenolysis, and flame ionization was used here to improve characterization of volatile aldehydes. We review and describe that approach here.

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