Gas separation: processes – Chromatography – With heating or cooling
Patent
1992-05-22
1993-09-07
Spitzer, Robert
Gas separation: processes
Chromatography
With heating or cooling
73 2337, 73 234, 96105, B01D 1508
Patent
active
052424715
ABSTRACT:
Apparatus and methods are provided for using a detector designed for use with liquids to detect resolved analytes in an effluent stream from a gas chromatography instrument. The gaseous stream is entrained by a flowing liquid solvent, and at least a portion of the analytes are transferred from the gas phase to the liquid phase. The liquid solvent containing the analytes is then conveyed to a detector designed for liquid analysis. Thus, the present invention gives the analyst more options for detecting an analyte or a group of analytes, thereby providing greater flexibility in optimizing the sensitivity or selectivity of the analysis. Furthermore, the present invention allows gaseous effluents to be analyzed by detectors which more readily permit sample recovery than the detectors currently being used to analyze gaseous effluents.
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Langvardt Patrick W.
Markham Dan A.
Hallderson Burke M.
Hoppe James T.
Spitzer Robert
The Dow Chemical Company
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