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Jack Cochran’s webinar demonstrations this method, VUV Verified Hydrocarbon Analysis (VUV-VHA), utilizes spectral and retention index information to confirm the identity of over 140 key gasoline analytes through an automated data analysis routine performed by VUV Analyze software.
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