Chemistry: physical processes – Physical processes – Crystallization
Patent
1974-11-29
1976-05-04
Reese, Robert M.
Chemistry: physical processes
Physical processes
Crystallization
23253PC, 23232C, G01N 3108, G01N 3110, G01N 3112
Patent
active
039544087
ABSTRACT:
Apparatus and process for detecting the products of either liquid or gas chromatographic analysis, which products may be either radioactively tagged or not tagged. In one aspect, it provides a moving wire apparatus for conveying a liquid chromatographic sample through a combustion furnace, where the combustion products are conveyed to a catalytic system. Non-radioactive samples are routed through a nickel catalytic converter; and thence, to a flame ionisation detector. Radioactive samples are conveyed from the combustion furnace through either a copper-oxide or an iron catalytic furnace, depending upon whether the sample is tagged with Carbon-14 or tritium. The products of the catalytic furnaces are detected by means of a radioactive detector. Means are also provided for introducing gas chromatographic products into the system for detection.
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Honor Robert S.
Jewell Walter F.
Reese Robert M.
Sandoz Inc.
Sharkin Gerald D.
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