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Exceptional Versatility and Productivity








 Simultaneously Control Up to  Advanced Flow Technology
 Three Injection Units and
 Four Detectors  Shorter Analysis Time                       Multiple Chromatograms Obtained from a
               – Back ush System –                           Single Analysis  – Detector Splitting/Switching System –
 The most optimized system can be selected depending on   Once target compounds have been detected, the back ush   Multiple chromatograms can be obtained at the same time by
 the purpose of analysis and target components. Four   system reverses the carrier gas  ow to discharge non-eluting   using the detector splitting/switching system to split or switch
 d e t e c t o r s c a n b e c o n t r o l l e d s i m u l t a n e o u s l y u s i n g   components in the column through the injection port. This   the  ow exiting the analytical column and send the eluted
 LabSolutions.*  shortens analysis times and improves productivity.  components to multiple detectors. Consequently, much more
 In addition, both capillary and packed columns can be       information can be obtained from each analysis, which
 attached, so multiple analysis methods can be run with a    improves productivity by saving time and reducing costs.
 single GC unit, saving on laboratory space.
                              Target
 * The number of detectors installed depends on the type of detector.  AOC -30+HS-20 NX (Trap mode) + GCMS-QP2020 NX  components  Impurity components
 ™
               Normal Analysis                               High-Separation Analysis
                                                             – Heart-cut System –
 Switching Carrier Gases via a Gas Selector  10  15  20  25  30  min  Heart-cut is a method of performing separation using two
                                                             columns with different selectivity. In this system, components
                                                             that could not be separated by the  rst column are introduced
 Changing the type of carrier gas involves a great deal of work, including replacement of the piping and gas  lters. With the   Back ush start  Analysis time  into a second column with different properties, and further
 gas selector (option), the carrier gas can be switched via the software, so different analyses can be performed while easily   Back ush Analysis  1  separation is performed. Heart-cut systems can achieve
 switching the carrier gas.                          2       high-resolution analysis, which is normally dif cult to attain
                                                             by single-column analysis. There is no retention time shift
                                                             even after multiple heart-cuts.
                              10   15  min


 UPS 467
 Carrier Gas Selection in Residual Solvent Tests  Faster Analysis with Hydrogen Carrier Gas

 The gas species used for analysis are recorded in the acquired data  le, ensuring data integrity.
               Hydrogen can be a safe and highly effective carrier gas. As a highly ef cient carrier gas with a  at Van Deemter curve, it maintains
               its separation ef ciency across a wide linear velocity range. This makes it both a good substitute for Helium and also a great
 7  13  1: Methanol  choice for speeding up analysis times.
 2: Acetonitrile  We know safety is paramount, which is why the Nexis GC-2030 offers an optional built-in hydrogen sensor (option). It not only
 8             maintains a safe standby mode for early detection of any potential leaks, but also shuts off the hydrogen  ow. The main unit also
 10  12  3: Methylene chloride (DCM)
 Degree of  4: trans-1,2-Dichloroethylene  includes an automatic carrier gas leak check function, which is very helpful when using hydrogen as a carrier gas.
 separation
 between 2 and 3  14  5: cis-1,2-Dichloroethylene
 1.5*  11
 6: Tetrahydrofuran
 4  5  15  7: Cyclohexane                                        Hydrogen
 2  3  9                             Helium carrier gas: 30 cm/s  sensor
 1  6  8: Methyl cyclohexane         Hydrogen carrier gas: 60 cm/s
 9: 1,4-Dioxane
 10: Toluene
 Helium carrier gas
 11: Chlorobenzene
 7  13  12: Ethylbenzene
 13: m,p-Xylene
 8  14: o-Xylene                           About
 Degree of
 separation  10  12  15: Cumene            reduction
 between 2 and 3
 1.6*  14
 11             1.0  2.0  3.0  4.0  5.0  6.0  7.0  8.0  9.0
 4  5                                                 min
 15
 2 3  9
 1  6                Example of Using Hydrogen Carrier Gas for      Hydrogen Sensor Monitors Inside the GC Oven
                    High-Speed Analysis of Impurities in Benzene
 Nitrogen carrier gas
 * The degree of separation is a reference value.
 Analysis of Water Soluble Solvent Samples    This is not a guaranteed value.



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