When working with a midpoint pressure GC configuration, it is common to see multiple columns connected together with an additional
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In this post we will walk through a common configuration where three columns are connected in series but at the
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When working with a GC backflush column setup, one of the most useful configurations involves connecting two columns in series
GC Backflush Column Setup Explained (Flow Calculation Made Simple) Read More »
We have previously gone through the flow calculations for single column and 2 columns connected in series. In this post,
GC Column Flow Series for 3 Columns Explained Read More »
When working with GC column series calculation, most people are familiar with a single column setup. However, once you start
GC Column Series Calculation: How Flow and Pressure Work Across Two Columns Read More »
In this post, let’s dive into column flow calculation and find out the formula to calculate flow across a single
Column Flow Calculation in GC: From Equation to Practical Use Read More »
Before diving into this post, let’s quickly revisit the core idea of retention index calculation. If you work with gas
Retention Index Calculation Made Simple for GC Users Read More »
In this post, we will dive into another concept related to column performance — GC retention index. You can think
GC Retention Index Explained Simply Read More »
If you’ve been working with gas chromatography for a while, GC retention factor calculation is probably one of the simplest
GC Retention Factor Calculation (k) – Simple and Practical Guide Read More »
When working with gas chromatography, the number of theoretical plates is one of the most important indicators of column performance.
Number of Theoretical Plates Explained in Gas Chromatography Read More »
