GC Connections: Thermal Desorption Sampling

Thermal desorption sampling often provides a means for bringing otherwise intractable samples to a gas chromatography (GC) column for separation and detection. John Hinshaw describes the principles of thermal desorption sampling in relationship to other analysis techniques for volatile solutes.

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LCGC 18(9), 940–949 (2000).

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