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Keep Your Fuel Streams from “Diene” with VUV – Part 3

Alex Hodgson, VUV Analytics

In the final post of the series, Alex Hodgson explains how to make the derivatization method will work with GC-VUV.

Keep Your Fuel Streams from “Diene” with VUV Part 2

Alex Hodgson, VUV Analytics

In the second of his 3 part series, Alex Hodgson explains how GC-VUV is useful to find conjugated diolefins (CDOs) using ASTM D8071.

Keep Your Fuel Streams from “Diene” with VUV Part 1

Alex Hodgson, VUV Analytics

In the first of his 3 part series, Alex Hodgson explains how ASTM D8071 is useful to fuel refineries because it can find conjugated dienes, which…

Flying at the Speed of (Ultraviolet) Light Part 3

Alex Hodgson, VUV Analytics

In the final part of his series, Alex Hodgson discusses testing conditions and results across three labs for jet fuel using ASTM D8071 using GC-VUV.

Flying at the Speed of (Ultraviolet) Light Part 2

Alex Hodgson, VUV Analytics

The second part in his three part series, Alex Hodgson discusses how to expand the spectral library to make it possible to use GC-VUV for Jet…

Flying at the Speed of (Ultraviolet) Light Part 1

Alex Hodgson, VUV Analytics

The first in a three part series, Alex Hodgson explains why ASTM D1319 is no longer effective in analyzing jet fuel.

2018 Gulf Coast Conference Recap – Verified Hydrocarbon Analysis and Methanol in Crude Oil by GC-VUV

James Diekmann, VUV Analytics

James Diekmann gives a summary on his two GCC presentations on VHA andthe determination of methanol in crude oil using GC-VUV.

GCC 2018 Recap: Fast Analysis of Non-Traditional Gasoline Additives with GC-VUV Spectroscopy

Ryan Schonert

Ryan Schonert gives a summary of his GCC presentation on non-traditional gasoline additives in finished gasoline and how ASTM D8071 is more beneficial than ASTM D6730.

Are you Dyeing from Using ASTM D1319 for Determining Olefins and Aromatics in Gasoline-Range Samples?

Jack Cochran, VUV Analytics

Jack discusses the limitations of ASTM D1319 in comparison to ASTM D8071, which does not need FIA silica dye in order to determine select hydrocarbons in…

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Keep Your Fuel Streams from “Diene” with VUV – Part 3

Keep Your Fuel Streams from “Diene” with VUV Part 2

Keep Your Fuel Streams from “Diene” with VUV Part 1

Flying at the Speed of (Ultraviolet) Light Part 3

Flying at the Speed of (Ultraviolet) Light Part 2

Flying at the Speed of (Ultraviolet) Light Part 1

2018 Gulf Coast Conference Recap – Verified Hydrocarbon Analysis and Methanol in Crude Oil by GC-VUV

GCC 2018 Recap: Fast Analysis of Non-Traditional Gasoline Additives with GC-VUV Spectroscopy

Are you Dyeing from Using ASTM D1319 for Determining Olefins and Aromatics in Gasoline-Range Samples?

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