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I think I am missing something. My teacher asked me about methane and gas chromatography. that you can split up a liquid into its different fractions but what would you split methane into? I was asked about Volatile fatty acids, SCF, LAC , ammonia, nitrates and one more that i can't remember. What does the carrier gas do? Heeeeelllp!!!
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(Original post by Susie Lind)
I think I am missing something. My teacher asked me about methane and gas chromatography. that you can split up a liquid into its different fractions but what would you split methane into? I was asked about Volatile fatty acids, SCF, LAC , ammonia, nitrates and one more that i can't remember. What does the carrier gas do? Heeeeelllp!!!
I think I am missing something. My teacher asked me about methane and gas chromatography. that you can split up a liquid into its different fractions but what would you split methane into? I was asked about Volatile fatty acids, SCF, LAC , ammonia, nitrates and one more that i can't remember. What does the carrier gas do? Heeeeelllp!!!
You only split the mixture into its various components, methane is a compound it won't be split into different components because they aren't any
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(Original post by Oruese)
Carrier gas, usually nitrogen or helium is inert and simply "carries" the sample that has already been dissolved in the solvent through the tube which is coated in resin( the stationary phase)
You only split the mixture into its various components, methane is a compound it won't be split into different components because they aren't any
Carrier gas, usually nitrogen or helium is inert and simply "carries" the sample that has already been dissolved in the solvent through the tube which is coated in resin( the stationary phase)
You only split the mixture into its various components, methane is a compound it won't be split into different components because they aren't any
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That's great. That was confusing me. I am growing methanoges in a hungate tube and if they grow and release methane we are going to test by gas chromatography. For what? and how could a carrier gas carry nitrogen?
That's great. That was confusing me. I am growing methanoges in a hungate tube and if they grow and release methane we are going to test by gas chromatography. For what? and how could a carrier gas carry nitrogen?
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