Developments in the application of gas chromatography with atomic emission (plus mass spectrometric) detection.
Journal of Chromatography A(2008)
Abstract
Capillary gas chromatography with atomic emission detection is a highly element-selective and sensitive detection technique for many non-metal as well as metallic elements. A 3–5 order of magnitude element/carbon selectivity, compound-independent calibration and the possibility to calculate (partial) molecular formulae are some of the attractive features of the technique. In the present review, the emphasis is on real-life applications for non-metals such as sulphur, phosphorus, nitrogen and the halogens, and on the potential of combined atomic emission/mass spectrometric detection.
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Key words
Atomic emission detection,Gas chromatography,Mass spectrometry,Organic analysis,Applications
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