Chemistry Publications and Other Works
High Precision Measurements in Gas Chromatography. Systematic Errors on the Determination of Retention Times
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
6-1973
Abstract
A comprehensive study of the sources of systematic errors in the measurements of retention times has been made. These sources include measurement errors, which are related to the problems of time measurements and are usually small and easy to correct and instrumental errors which are more difficult to correct and eventually limit the accuracy of the measurements. The main sources of systematic, instrumental errors are the retention of the "inert" peak (compounds which are easy to detect are not completely inert) and the effect of carrier gas volumes outside the column. These two factors are easy to correct in principle, but the random errors made in the determination of the parameters necessary to Calculate these corrections are the main limitations to the present accuracy of retention times measurements.
Recommended Citation
Guiochon, Georges and Godert, Michel, "High Precision Measurements in Gas Chromatography. Systematic Errors on the Determination of Retention Times" (1973). Chemistry Publications and Other Works.
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