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Help with GLC methods please!!!

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Hiya

I am a mature student in the UK studying a Biology degree and am having some problems with understanding the basics of flame ionisation and electron capture detection. I understand that the first is used for a broad specificity of molecules and results in an increase in current and I believe that the latter is used for detection of chlorine and fluorine based molecules and results in a decrease in current but I cannot get to grips with how it all works. Any easy to understand explanations would be much appreciated.

Many thanks

Steph :?

Dear Stephieh_71,

The link below is an article from LCGC North America about ECD:

http://chromatographyonline.findpharma. ... &sk=&date=

and for FID:

http://chromatographyonline.findpharma. ... ail/254500

Regards

Many thanks Zokitano.

I have had a look through the articles and hope that I have grasped the basic principle although I still have 'issues' regarding the flame ionisation detector. Hopefully the little bit I have understood will be enough for what I need.

Thanks again :)
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