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Gas chromatographic analysis of Chlorinated Biphenyls

โœ Scribed by Harold Weingarten; William D. Ross; James M. Schlater; Guthrie Wheeler Jr.


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1962
Tongue
English
Weight
282 KB
Volume
26
Category
Article
ISSN
0003-2670

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โœฆ Synopsis


In the course of research it became necessary to cstrzblish a rapid and rclinblc analytical method for biphcnyl, and the mono-and clichlorobiphenyls.

Although infra-red methods were nclcquatc for two or three component misturesl WC frequently had to deal with mistures containing from 4 to IO components. Gas chromatogrnphy provided not only i1 qualitati\*c but also il qunntitative method.

A Barber-Colman Model 20 gils chromntograph equippccl with ;1 strontium-c)o diode argon ionization detector WLS used. Capillnry colii~rwts The zoo-ft. stainless steel polypropylcnc glycol 750 (Dow Chemical Co.) column (PIG No. I) was originally purchasccl from Rarhcr-Colman. Howcvor, through cs-'I'h 131.


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