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Response Factors for Gas Chromatographic Analyses
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EngineeringFlame DetectionMeasurementCorrection FactorsForensic ChemistryAnalytical InstrumentationGas ChromatographyCalibrationThermal Conductivity DetectorsBiostatisticsAnalytical ChemistryClinical ChemistryInstrumentationGc TraceChromatographyResponse FactorsChromatographic AnalysisMass SpectrometryMedicine
While there are many types of detectors employed in gas chromatographs, most units employ either flame ionization or thermal conductivity detectors. To obtain quantitative results from the GC trace, it is necessary to use correction factors; the amount of the correction is a function of the response of a given compound to the detecting device.