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- Fast Analysis of Food and Beverage Products using a Mass Spectrometry Based Chemical Sensor
In this study, different food and beverage samples were analysed without chromatographic separation by direct transfer of their analytes into a mass spectrometer or by disregarding chromatographic separation. ...
Resource - Susan Gilbert - 25th Jan 2011 - 0 comments
- Increased Sensitivity of Odour Compounds by Headspace Analysis
The GERSTEL Dynamic Headspace (DHS) sampler enables significantly greater levels of sensitivity for headspace analyses. This is of value to analysts working with odour compounds since the odour threshold of ...
Resource - admin - 9th Sep 2010 - 0 comments
- Increase in Flavour Profile Sensitivity using Twister Stir Bar Sorptive Extraction
The flavour profile of orange juice was analysed to investigate the effectiveness of five different techniques for the analysis of volatile and semi volatile compounds. The techniques used were static headsp ...
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- Determination of Malodourous Compounds in Water by Twister Stir Bar Sorptive Extraction
To provide high quality drinking water, malodourous compounds have to be monitored and controlled. Twister stir bar sorptive extraction (SBSE) provides an easy, reliable, and sensitive solvent free extractio ...
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- Automated Ambient Headspace Analysis from 100mL or 250mL Bottles
The automated analysis of the headspace in 2, 10 or 20mL vials is well documented. This application note details an innovative cap design that permits headspace sampling through a septum held on a GL45 threa ...
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- Improvements in Productivity Using the Fast GC Bundle
This application note details an innovative Fast GC Bundle developed by Anatune incorporating an XLR8R and a CoolR+. The package can significantly reduce instrument cycle times, the time between two subsequen ...
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- Improvements in Sample Throughput without Revalidation by Further Reduction of the GC Cooling Time
As previously reported in an Anatune application note, (AS35), the time taken for the GC oven to cool from the end temperature of one run to the start temperature of the next run can be a significant proporti ...
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- Rapid Large Volume Injection of Selected SVOCs and PAHs in Hexane using the GERSTEL CIS 4+ Injector, the Anatune XLR8R, the Anatune CoolR+ and Agilent 5975B GC-MS
In busy laboratories, there are clean incentives to minimise the instrument runtime. This leads to faster turnaround times, greater flexibility and reduced costs. Also, the elimination of a final solvent con ...
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- Rapid Large Volume Injection of Selected SVOCs, PAHs and Pesticides in Dichloromethane using the GERSTEL CIS 4+ Injector, the Anatune CoolR+ and Agilent 5975B GC-MS
By injecting a larger than usual volume of sample, improved limits of detection, the elimination of a final concentration step or a combination of both may be achieved. Rapid Large Volume Injection (RLVI) ha ...
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- Large Volume Injection of Selected Pesticides in Ethyl Acetate using the GERSTEL CIS 4+ Injector, the Anatune CoolR+ and Agilent 5975B GC-MS
By injecting a larger than usual volume of sample, improved limits of detection, the elimination of a final concentration step or a combination of both may be achieved. The Large Volume Injection (LVI) techni ...
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