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Advanced Flow Technology








                                                          Multi-Switching Analysis of Essential Oil
                                                          1st Column : MEGA SE-52 0.25 x 25 m df=0.25 μm
                                                          Oven temp : 50 °C - 280 °C (3 °C/min)
                                                          Injector  : 250 °C
                                                          Split ratio  : 1 : 100
                                                          Monitor FID : 290 °C
 Advanced Flow Technology is Shimadzu´s solution to provide enhanced separation     H2: 50 mL/min, Air: 400 mL/min, Make-up: 0 mL/min
 power and operational efficiency for applications with complex sample matrices.    Switching  : 8 times
 This enhanced capability is based on the high precision Advanced Flow Control   2nd Column : MEGA DetTBuSililBeta 0.25 x 25 m df=0.25 μm
                                                          Oven temp : 45 °C (12.00 min) - 180 °C (2 °C/min)
 (AFC) of the GC-2010 Plus.


 Advanced Flow Technology for high-performance separation
                                                          1st GC Chromatogram
                                                          8 compounds are switched onto the 2nd column.
 Multi-dimensional
                                                          2nd GC Chromatogram
 GC/GCMS System
                                                          8 compounds are separated into 15 peaks.
 MDGC/GCMS-2010
                                                                                         Data by
                                                                                         Universita degli Studi di Messina
                                                                                         Prof. Luigi Mondello
                                                                                         Alessandro Casilli
                                                                                         Peter Quinto Tranchida
                                                                                         Danilo Sciarrone


             Chromatogram Obtained with 1 st Column  Reproducibility of 1st Column
                     Chromatogram
                                                                Area        Retention Time
                                 Heart-cut positions
                                                    Compound  MeOH  tAmOH  MeOH  tAmOH
                                                      1     174308  435368  3.008  12.712
                                                      2     171031  427495  3.009  12.712
                                                      3     173117  433085  3.009  12.712
 A multi-dimensional GC/GCMS system performs separations using two columns that have   Without  4  174715  438180  3.009  12.712
 Switching                               heart-cutting
 different chromatographic selectivity. When components of interest are insufficiently   AuxPress  5  172315  430744  3.008  12.712
 flow diagram  Monitor Detector
 separated on the first column, they can be selectively introduced ("heart-cut") to a second   6  174633  436304  3.008  12.712
 chromatographic column with different selectivity. This enables enhanced chromatographic   With  7  175269  439073  3.009  12.712
 separation that cannot be attained in conventional single-column analysis. In addition, the   Detector  2 nd  1 st  heart-cutting  8  175863  441410  3.008  12.711
 precise flow-switching technology, which is supported by a high-precision digital flow   9  172717  430224  3.008  12.712
 controller, ensures heart-cut analysis with the high level of reproducibility demanded of   10  172002  435496  3.008  12.712
 Flow diagram of Standby mode                               173597  434738  3.008  12.712
 complex capillary GC separations.                   Average
 AuxPress
                                                     STDEV  1582   4347   0.00052  0.00032
 Monitor Detector
                                                     CV(%)  0.912  1.000  0.017  0.002
 Detector
 2 nd  1 st  Chromatogram Obtained with 2 nd Column   Reproducibility of 2nd Column
                                                                      Area                      Retention Time
 Flow diagram of Cut mode                           Compound  Acetone  IPA  ETBE  Bz  TAME  nBuOH  Acetone  IPA  ETBE  Bz  TAME  nBuOH
                                                      1   241902  258122  322917  584033  302735  341100  5.515  5.880  11.563  16.501  18.137  18.733
                                                      2   237073  253283  316835  572472  296948  334684  5.516  5.880  11.565  16.501  18.136  18.734
 • Standby Mode  • Cut Mode  Multi-Deans’ Switching   3   240294  256361  321149  580369  301337  339373  5.516  5.881  11.565  16.503  18.138  18.733
 In the past, multidimensional GC has been            4   242492  259231  324511  587335  304680  343516  5.515  5.881  11.565  16.502  18.136  18.732
 accomplished using a switching mechanism known as    5   238727  254946  318735  576768  299044  337067  5.515  5.880  11.563  16.500  18.136  18.733
 Deans’ Switch. However, this system results in such   6  242091  258606  323204  584763  303246  342028  5.515  5.880  11.563  16.503  18.137  18.732
 problems as a reduced recovery (sample loss) and     7   243402  260304  325211  588083  305140  344235  5.515  5.880  11.563  16.502  18.135  18.731
 fluctuations in retention time after column switching.   8  241572  260384  326286  588626  301903  337481  5.515  5.880  11.563  16.501  18.135  18.732
 The MDGC/GCMS-2010 system incorporates multi-        9   239256  255374  319324  576796  299153  336898  5.515  5.880  11.563  16.501  18.135  18.733
 Deans switching, a new mechanism that significantly   10  238508  254885  319167  576955  299617  337750  5.515  5.880  11.564  16.502  18.137  18.730
 reduces the likelihood of fluctuations in the retention   Average  240532  257150  321734  581620  301380  339413  5.515  5.880  11.564  16.502  18.136  18.732
 times of components eluted after column switching,   STDEV  2067.56  2506.10  3159.04  5706.12  2662.17  3170.38  0.00037  0.00049  0.00067  0.00076  0.00108  0.00106
 even when column switching is performed several times.  CV  0.860  0.975  0.982  0.981  0.883  0.934  0.007  0.008  0.006  0.005  0.006  0.006




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