Gas chromatography

Gas separation – Means within gas stream for conducting concentrate to collector

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55197, 55386, B01D 1508

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ABSTRACT:
In gas chromatography wherein only the more volatile components of a multi-component sample are of interest, the sample is injected into a hot vaporization chamber containing a packing material. An inert carrier gas sweeps the resulting vaporized gases through a second packed column at a lower temperature than the vaporization chamber. After the more volatile components of interest have passed an intermediate conduit, a backflushing stream is fed sequentially through the second column and the vaporization chamber, exhausting through a vent. Simultaneously with opening of the vent, and beginning of the backflushing, a further stream continues to drive the portion of the first stream containing the more volatile components toward and through a chromatographic analytic column.

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