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PIONA GC Analysis and the Petrol-Fueled Adventures of the VGA-100
James Diekmann, VUV Analytics
James explains how the success of ASTM D8071 in simplifying PIONA GC analysis has led to VGA-100 installations across the globe.
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GC-VUV and Isomer Analysis: Expanding and Simplifying the Application base for Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis
Dr. Kevin A. Schug, University of Texas, Arlington
In his plenary talk at ISSS 2017, Dr. Kevin Schug provides an overview of GC-VUV key features across various applications including FAMEs, Aroclor, and designer drug…
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The Analysis of Residual Solvents in Pharmaceutical Products Using GC-VUV and Static Headspace
The Analytical Scientist
Article describes how GC-VUV and static headspace method for residual solvent analysis shortens GC run times and enables residual solvent compound classes to be combined in…
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Investigation of gas phase absorption spectral similarity for stable-isotopically-labeled compounds in the 125–240 nm wavelength range
Talanta
Publication describes a study to compare the spectral shape of co-eluting peaks that are isotopically labeled with their non-labeled counterparts. Benzene isotopologues were used as a…
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PIONA GC Analysis of Hydrocarbon Feedstocks
Bill Winniford, Dow
Bill Winniford of Dow presents at ISCC & GCxGC 2017 how the VUV library correctly identifies individual PIONA compounds up to C6 and compound classes >C6.…
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GC-VUV Improves Accuracy of Detailed Hydrocarbon Analysis of Gasoline
Petro Industry News
GC-VUV improves the accuracy of detailed hydrocarbon analysis reporting in gasoline range samples using its VUV PIONA+ product solution. PIONA GC analysis is simplified by VUV…
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Hyphenated GC Methods: GC-VUV Spectroscopy Complements GC-Mass Spectrometry
[LCGC Blog]: Dr. Kevin A. Schug, University of Texas, Arlington
GC–VUV is highly complementary to GC–mass spectrometry (GC–MS). GC–VUV excels in isomer differentiation and peak deconvolution. Electronic absorption of light in the 120–240 nm wavelength range…
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“Let No One Ignorant of Chromatography Enter Here”
Jonathan Smuts, VUV Analytics
In chromatography, detectors like FID and TCD have a single response factor (RF) per analyte. Spectral detectors like mass spectrometry and VUV spectroscopy can have more…
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A New Method for Residual Solvent Analysis Using Static Headspace Gas Chromatography–Vacuum Ultraviolet Absorbance Spectroscopy
Lindsey Shear-Laude, VUV Analytics
GC–VUV with static headspace reduces GC runtimes in residual solvent analysis by >5X while enabling residual solvent classes to be combined within GC runs.
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