1967
DOI: 10.1093/chromsci/5.12.601
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Error Sources in the Gas Chromatographic System

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“…This “on-line” chromatographic method is the most interesting as it reduces the number of manipulations; however, the method is limited by the accuracy of the calibration procedures. The different calibration methods used in the literature are exponential dilution, , direct injection, , and diffusion cell procedures. , …”
Section: Experimental Methods For Low Vapor Pressure Measurementsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This “on-line” chromatographic method is the most interesting as it reduces the number of manipulations; however, the method is limited by the accuracy of the calibration procedures. The different calibration methods used in the literature are exponential dilution, , direct injection, , and diffusion cell procedures. , …”
Section: Experimental Methods For Low Vapor Pressure Measurementsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A flow method was chosen for calibration of the FID (6) and a special micropump was designed and built for this purpose (5, 62). A flow calibration method minimizes wall adsorption, which frequently can cause serious errors 'in other calibration techniques, such as exponential dilution (29, 40), direct injection (43,45), and diffusion cell procedures (2,29). Additionally, concentration changes can be made rapidly.…”
Section: Choice Of Analytical Techniquementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The analytical implications of this mode of readout were discussed as well as methods of choosing the base line for peak area integration. Mikkelsen's (471) treatment of the magnitude of the sources of error in GC includes both chemical and hardware effects. The recognition of poorly resolved peaks by differentiating the detector output was used for locating shoulders (332) in some cases, quantitative peak area calculations may be made (46).…”
Section: Readoutmentioning
confidence: 99%