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What kind of column and stationary phase are suitable for detecting carbon dioxide?

2010-09-26View Original

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What kind of column and stationary phase are suitable for detecting carbon dioxide?
Reply #22010-09-26
The TDX-01 packing column will do
Reply #32010-09-26
It depends on which component of carbon dioxide you want to analyze. For example, using a silica gel column (HDG201) to analyze carbon dioxide in air or sulfides in carbon dioxide, etc. The TDX-01 column can separate oxygen, nitrogen, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, etc
Reply #42010-09-26
It’s hard to say; one needs to have a general understanding of the entire system being analyzed (such as its main components) in order to choose the appropriate chromatographic analysis conditions.
Reply #52010-10-01
Are you trying to analyze the purity of carbon dioxide, or the trace amount of carbon dioxide in the gas? ? These two are different. If it’s about the purity of carbon dioxide, chemical analysis is sufficient; there are specialized instruments for measuring purity. If it’s about the carbon dioxide content in other gases, a TDX-01 column is sufficient

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