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DearSirs
What is the optimum practical velocity of Argon Gas?
With Thanks
nedughatj
What is the optimum practical velocity of Argon Gas?
With Thanks
nedughatj
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I believe it will be slightly less than Nitrogen, which can be found from the Van Deemter curve. I would guess ~10cm/sec.
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I agree, but never used in MS/MS or tandem MS. so....Could it be replaced by nitrogen?I believe it will be slightly less than Nitrogen, which can be found from the Van Deemter curve. I would guess ~10cm/sec.
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