Rxi-PAH GC Column

Amines are compounds that are difficult to handle in GC analysis because they tend to adsorb or decompose on injection liners and columns. On the other hand, nitrosamines, ethanolamines, methylamines, and aromatic amines are utilized in a wide range of fields such as pharmaceuticals, pesticides, resins, and CO₂ absorbents, leading to an increasing demand for analysis in many laboratories. In this webinar, we will explain GC columns suitable for the analysis of amines. Compounds that traditionally required derivatization or special techniques can sometimes be analyzed directly using dedicated amine columns. We will provide thorough insights into the know-how needed to elevate your use of amine columns to the level of "selecting, using, and mastering." <Recommended for the following individuals> Beginners: Clear explanations of the basics of amine columns and selection points. Intermediate to advanced users: In-depth exploration of optimization approaches for target analysis and injection liner selection. Would you like to explore the world of GC analysis that goes one step further? We will deliver "truly useful knowledge" and "techniques you can try immediately" condensed for practical use in the field. https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/907431794825894999

We will clearly explain the basic concepts for understanding the characteristics of each column and strategically selecting the most suitable column for your research and analysis purposes, along with practical selection points. We will also touch on column selection for GC/MS, aiming for a broader acquisition of knowledge. The choice of column is a crucial factor that influences the results of GC analysis. Commercially available columns have various features, such as the type of liquid phase, inner diameter, length, and film thickness. This is an excellent opportunity to deepen your understanding of GC columns, so please take a look.

The reason for the differences in reliability at the analysis site lies in the selection and usage of columns and consumables. Restek's "Extreme Series PLUS" is a seminar series focused on practical skills, directly addressing the practical challenges in GC analysis. This time, we will welcome Mr. Hirofumi Sato from the Osaka Institute of Industrial Technology, who has been involved in the development of GC analysis methods for many years. He will explain the core of practical work, such as "Why choose this column and this liner?" and "How to avoid analysis troubles?" using real experiences and concrete examples. In the latter part of the session, Restek will introduce helpful tools for the field. <Recommended for the following people> - Those who are about to start gas chromatography - Those involved in condition examination and method development - Those who have experienced confusion in selecting consumables - Those who have faced difficulties not knowing the cause of troubles From "choosing somewhat randomly" to "choosing with reasons." Isn't it time to fundamentally reassess the "reliability" of GC analysis?