“…For preparing gaseous sample mixtures from corresponding liquid analytes, either a Tedlar Bag or an aluminum bag (GL Sciences) was used along with a glass gas vessel of 1.0 L volume (GL Sciences) for preparing initial standard gas samples, as described previously. [24][25][26] To the inlet of the gas sampling bags, a section TYGON tube (Saint-Gobain, Tokyo, Japan), 5 mm i.d., 7 mm o.d., 30 mm length, was attached, where the other end of the tube was capped with a silicon septum, and a syringe needle was inserted into the sampling bag through the septum. All of the sampling bags were cleaned at least five times by pure N2 before use, and the successful completion of the cleaning process was confirmed in preliminary experiments.…”