Shimadzu - Comprehensive 2-Dimensional GCxGCMS System
Fast, Sensitive Separation of Complex Mixtures
This system is available in a variety of configurations for complete control of your analysis. A second, full function, GC oven, with heated transfer line, can be added to the GCMS system that will allow separate temperature control of the first and second dimensional columns. It is also possible to incorporate our line of Advanced Capillary Flow products such as detector splitting packages, deans switching and backflush kits.
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Features of Comprehensive 2-Dimensional GCxGCMS System
Separation of Overlapping Peaks Mixtures of compounds with similar boiling points that could not be separated adequately in one-dimensional chromatography may now be separated based on another chemical or physical property, such as polarity. This allows for the analysis of components in complex matrices that previously were difficult to separate.
Image Patterns Show Compound Structure GCxGC provides image patterns that can be correlated to compound class structure. This "fingerprinting" capability is especially useful for quickly characterizing a complex natural product sample such as a crude oil, essential oil or fatty acid extract. These bands of compounds with similar chemical structure are easily grouped using GC Image software which allows for the quick determination of the amount of any and all compound classes in a complex sample.
Analysis of Diesel Oil This image shows the patterns produced by the GCxGC technique. Compounds and organized by carbon number and boiling point on the x axis and by polarity on the y axis.
Data Analysis Software, GC Image GC Image is the most advanced software available on the market today for processing GCxGC data. GC Image directly reads the native data files acquired by GCsolution or GCMSsolution which are then quickly converted into the three-dimensional images for further processing.
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