|Articles|February 1, 2001
- LCGC North America-02-01-2001
- Volume 19
- Issue 2
Autosampler Carryover
Author(s)John W. Dolan
This month's column discusses the presence of sample peaks in chromatograms when only blanks are injected -- commonly called carryover. Most carryover problems can be eliminated by performing one or more of the approaches discussed in this column.
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