Measurement of temperature rise times in pyrolysis gas chromatography

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true pyrolysis temperature based on monitoring the temperature-time profile of the heat source is de- scribed. Thetrue pyrolysis temperature is below the.

Dale L. Fanter, John Q. Walker, and Clarence J. Wolf. Research Division, McDonnell Douglas Corp., St. Louis, Mo. 63166. The pyrolysis gas chromatography of ...

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ration which resulted in these cases indi- cates that the versatility of gas chroma- tography can be considerably extended by this technique. Other workers [1, 6,.

Publication Date (Web): August 30, 2000 ... gas chromatography (GC), while linearly programming both column temperature and inlet pressure, are illustrated.

significant deviation from Poiseuille flow is noted due to the use of helium as a carrier gas. Nonetheless, the experimental holdup times are approximately ...

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combination of something old and something new, Pyrolysis, or con- trolled thermal fragmentation,has been used for many years to elucidate organic structures.

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