Article Preview
A new vacuum ultraviolet detector for gas chromatography was recently developed and applied to multiclass pesticide identification.Fill out the form below to access VUV Analytic’s Knowledge Base. Stay up to date with the latest VUV blogs, publications, application notes, conference presentations, webinars, and announcements.
Related Reading
Quick Quality Check of Lip Care Products for MOSH and MOAH using GC–VUV
Da Vinci Laboratory Solutions
This ISCC and GCxGC 2016 poster shows how GC-VUV can quickly screen for MOSH and…
Read More >
Better Living Through (Flavor) Chemistry Part 1 – We Don’t Need No Separation, We Don’t Need No Flow Control
Alex Hodgson, VUV Analytics
Alex describes how GC-VUV is able to differentiate terpene isomers, and why it's possible to…
Read More >
Discriminating Isomers and Isotopologues using Gas Chromatography – Vacuum Ultraviolet Spectroscopy
Dr. Kevin A. Schug, et al., University of Texas, Arlington
Dr. Schug's presentation at ISCC and GCxGC 2017 discusses how Sum Squared Residual values relate…
Read More >Related Reading
Discriminating Isomers and Isotopologues using Gas Chromatography – Vacuum Ultraviolet Spectroscopy
Dr. Kevin A. Schug, et al., University of Texas, Arlington
Dr. Schug's presentation at ISCC and GCxGC 2017 discusses how Sum Squared Residual values relate to the differentiation of isomers by GC-VUV. Isomer systems investigated include petroleum hydrocarbons, pesticides, fatty acids, polychlorinated biphenyls, designer drugs, and benzene isotopologues.
Read More >
Quick Quality Check of Lip Care Products for MOSH and MOAH using GC–VUV
Da Vinci Laboratory Solutions
This ISCC and GCxGC 2016 poster shows how GC-VUV can quickly screen for MOSH and MOAH in consumer products.
Read More >
Terpene Isomer Analysis: A review of methods for the chemical characterization of cannabis natural products
Journal of Separation Science
This review demonstrates how GC-VUV is an effective tool for terpene isomer analysis in cannabis natural products and differentiating terpene isomers. VUV spectra enable a fast GC method with resolved coeluting peaks.
Read More >