What kind of column is used to separate carbon dioxide, oxygen, and nitrogen?

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What type of column is used to separate carbon dioxide, oxygen, and nitrogen?

Reply #22010-03-20

TDX-01 and Propark QS can separate CO2 from air, while molecular sieves can separate O2 and N2. Two columns can be used for detection separately

Reply #32010-03-20

It is sufficient to use a column filled with propark-q or a column filled with 5A molecular sieve, but separate analysis is required

Reply #42010-03-21

Thank you to the two kind people; PLOT Q will work too, right?

Reply #52010-03-21

The TDX-01 on the 1st floor is suitable for you.

Reply #62010-04-10

I recommend one, the GDX-502; hydrogen can be used as the carrier gas

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