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Response difference between packed and unpacked liner

Discussions about GC and other "gas phase" separation techniques.

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I am seeing a 10 fold increase in response when I use an unpacked single tapered liner instead of my usual glass wool packed single tapered liner (SGE Focus Liner). I expected to see some difference but not as much as this. Anyone got an explanation.

Cheers

Martin,

Would you add what the analyte is and its concentration.

Thanks.

oh - and is the solvent peak staying the same width?

Ralph

split or splitless ?
Peter Apps

I am using an in-house test mix containing compounds with a variety of functional groups at concentrations of approx. 0.1% in acetone. Injections are 100:1 split. All compounds are affected equally.

Hi Martin

Like a lot of people posting problems you are making this difficult by supplying information one little piece at a time as if you are a suspect being interrogated !!

Please supply FULL details of your set-up and methods, i.e. column dimensions, flow rates, injection manual or auto etc etc so that a diagnosis does not have to be based on guesswork.

Thanks Peter
Peter Apps
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