Do you know these things about the Gas Chromatography?
Gas chromatography is a type of column chromatography which is used to separate the volatile organic compounds. In this, the solid phase can be any inert gas like nitrogen, helium, and hydrogen and the stationary phase can be any liquid or solid. This process is widely used in so many industrial, pharmaceutical and other significant areas. Let us check out some important facts about it. What are the different types of gas chromatography? There are two types of gas chromatography: GSC: In this type, the packed column is filled with the solid sorbet. GLC: In this type, a thin liquid layer is used. What are gas chromatography columns? Let us understand the physics behind the gas chromatography columns. These columns are used to separate the identical elements of the gases without the decomposition. In this process, the sample gas is injected into the gas chromatography columns and then separated in another column in the stationary phase. After the separation process, the s