Gas chromatography–mass spectrometry (GC–MS) and ion chromatography profile wasabi and mustard heat and acidity.
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E-Separation Solutions
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Reliable Analysis of the Light Ends of Petroleum Fractions Using Capillary Flow Backflushing
In this article, Roger L. Firor discusses how capillary flow technology improves the time-tested practice of backflushing in petrochemical analysis.
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In this article, Roger L. Firor discusses how capillary flow technology improves the time-tested practice of backflushing in petrochemical analysis. It utilizes a purged ultimate union with virtually zero dead volume and inert connections, as well as precise midpoint pressure control, for high resolution separations. The end result is the ability to fine-tune backflush times to produce precise fraction cuts, with less maintenance and better thermal control than conventional backflush technology
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