Analysis of Both Sulfur and Non-Sulfur Compounds Using a Single Gas Chromatograph with Parallel Sulfur Chemiluminescence and Thermal Conductivity Detectors

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Sulfur chemiluminescence detectoion (SCD) allows precise measurements of sulfur-containing molecules down to ppb levels. Because SCD ignores the presence of compounds other than those containing sulfur, a complete analysis of such gas mixtures is not possible using SCD alone. This paper describes how the coupling of sulfur chemiluminescence and thermal conductivity detectors in parallel within a single gas chromatograph enables the determination of concentrations of both sulfur-containing and other gaseous compounds through simultaneous sampling, separation, and detection. The method extends the range of a single instrument for detecting sulfur-containing compounds from percentage to ppb levels.

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Wang, H., Zhang, Q., Dalla Lana, I. G., & Chuang, K. T. (1998). Analysis of Both Sulfur and Non-Sulfur Compounds Using a Single Gas Chromatograph with Parallel Sulfur Chemiluminescence and Thermal Conductivity Detectors. Journal of Chromatographic Science, 36(12), 605–611. https://doi.org/10.1093/chromsci/36.12.605

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