This invention employs columns and methods to apply external and internal standards and compounds. Analytical standard or compounds are adsorbed to a solid phase extraction media and are stored indefinitely. The standards or compounds remain stable on the solid phase extraction media without decomposing. The standards or compounds may be removed from the solid phase extraction media with a solvent.

This invention employs solid phase extraction media and column methods to apply external and internal standards and compounds. Analytical standard or compounds including PFAS are adsorbed to a solid phase extraction media and are stored indefinitely. The standards or compounds remain stable on the solid phase extraction media without decomposing. The standards or compounds may be removed from the solid phase extraction media with an elution solvent or reagent.

This invention employs columns and methods to apply external and internal standards and compounds. Analytical standard or compounds are adsorbed to a solid phase extraction media and are stored indefinitely. The standards or compounds remain stable on the solid phase extraction media without decomposing. The standards or compounds may be removed from the solid phase extraction media with a solvent.

In a gas chromatograph configured so that a gas type of carrier gas can be changed, automatic recognition of the gas type of the carrier gas is enabled. The gas chromatograph includes a sample gas generation part (2) configured to generate a sample gas using a sample injected thereinto, a separation column (6) fluidly connected to an outlet of the sample gas generation part (2) and for separating components included in the sample gas generated by the sample gas generation part (2), a detector (8) fluidly connected to an outlet of the separation column (6) and for detecting the components separated in the separation column (6), a plurality of gas supply sources (12A; 12B) for supplying gases serving as carrier gas for delivering the sample gas generated by the sample gas generation part (2) to the separation column (6), a switching part (14) to which the plurality of gas supply sources (12A; 12B) are fluidly connected and is configured to fluidly connect one of a plurality of the gas supply sources (12A; 12B) to the sample gas generation part (2) selectively by switching, a gas type setting part (44) configured to set types of gases supplied from each of a plurality of the gas supply sources (12A; 12B) connected to the switching part (14) based on information input by the user, a gas type memorizing part (36) configured to memorize an information as to types of gases set by the gas type setting part (44), and a gas type identification part (32) configured to recognize a state of the switching part (14) and to identify a gas type of the carrier gas supplied to the sample gas generating part (2) based on the state of the switching part (14) and the information memorized by the gas type memorizing part (44).

This invention employs columns and methods to apply external and internal standards and compounds. Analytical standard or compounds are adsorbed to a solid phase extraction media and are stored indefinitely. The standards or compounds remain stable on the solid phase extraction media without decomposing. The standards or compounds may be removed from the solid phase extraction media with a solvent.

A gas chromatograph comprises a sample gas generation unit, separation column, and detector. Multiple gas sources serve as carrier gases to transport sample gas to the separation column. A switching component connects the gas sources to the sample gas generation unit based on user-input information. This information is stored in a gas type memory, which aids a gas type identification component in determining the carrier gas type by monitoring the switching component's status and referring to the stored data.

This invention employs columns and methods to apply external and internal standards and compounds. Analytical standard or compounds are adsorbed to a solid phase extraction media and are stored indefinitely. The standards or compounds remain stable on the solid phase extraction media without decomposing. The standards or compounds may be removed from the solid phase extraction media with a solvent.

A preparative chromatograph for collecting target components in a sample temporally separated in a column of a chromatograph in respective preparative containers is provided with: a detection unit having a flow cell accommodated in a housing and a detector for detecting a component that passes through the flow cell; a first pipe that connects the column and an inlet end of the flow cell; a flow path switching unit accommodated in the housing and configured to selectively flow the components that passed through the flow cell through a preparative flow path that is a flow path connected to the preparative containers or a waste liquid flow path; and a second pipe accommodated in the housing and connecting an outlet end of the flow cell and the flow path switching unit.

One aspect of the invention provides a liquid chromatography system including: a first solvent manager configured to dispense various ratios of a first solvent and a second solvent; a first column in fluid communication with the first solvent manager; a mixer in fluid communication with the first column; a first valve in fluid communication with the mixer; a second column having a first end in fluid communication with a first port of the first valve and a second end in fluid communication with a second port of the first valve; a second solvent manager adapted and configured to dispense various ratios of a third solvent and a fourth solvent; and a second valve in fluid communication with the second solvent manager, the first valve, and the mixer. The first valve and the second valve are adapted and configured for actuation between and a second position. In the first position: solvent dispensed by the first solvent manager and an injected sample flow over the first column; eluent from the first column is mixed with solvent dispensed by the second solvent manager in the mixer to produce a combined mobile phase; and the combined mobile phase is passed through the first valve and over the second column in a first direction to trap analytes of interest on the first column. In the second position, solvent dispensed by the second solvent manager is passed over the second column in a second direction to release the analytes of interest from the second column.

This invention employs solid phase extraction media and column methods to apply external and internal standards and compounds. Analytical standard or compounds including PFAS are adsorbed to a solid phase extraction media and are stored indefinitely. The standards or compounds remain stable on the solid phase extraction media without decomposing. The standards or compounds may be removed from the solid phase extraction media with an elution solvent or reagent.