Agilent A02463 GC Determination of Trace Sulfur Compounds Using PFPD Application Note

This application note describes the conditions for the determination of trace sulfur compounds using the PFPD.


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Agilent
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Application Note
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English
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2
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Published
11 June, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
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About this manual

This document is an application note from Agilent Technologies regarding the analysis of low-level sulfur compounds. It highlights the effectiveness of selective detection methods, specifically PFPD, combined with Thick-film CP-Sil 5CB columns for guaranteed elution of difficult sulfur compounds at trace levels.

The note provides specific experimental parameters for the analysis, including column dimensions, carrier gas flow, oven temperature programming, injection settings, and detector temperature. It also lists a series of identified sulfur compounds, ranging from hydrogen sulfide to various mercaptanes and sulfides, with corresponding retention times or peak numbers.

What's inside

  • Determination of trace sulfur compounds
  • PFPD detection
  • CP-Sil 5CB column
  • Experimental parameters
  • Peak identification
  • Sulfur compound analysis

Specifications

ColumnFused silica 50m x 0.32mm CP-Sil 5 CB, df= 5 ym
Part no.CP7690
GC ModelCP3800
Carrier GasHelium, 2 mL/min, 12 psi, 85 kPa
Oven Temp. Program-20°C, 3.5min -> 10°C/min -> 250°C
Injection VolumeApprox 100 ul
Split Ratio1:30
Detector Temp.250 °C
ConcentrationApprox. 7 ppm in helium

Frequently asked questions

What is the minimum concentration of sulfur compounds that can be measured?

The method allows for the measurement of low level sulfur compounds at a concentration of approximately 7 ppm in helium.

What are the dimensions and specifications of the recommended column?

The specified column is fused silica with dimensions of 50m x 0.32mm and a film thickness (df) of 5 µm.

What is the required carrier gas flow rate for this analysis?

The procedure requires a helium carrier gas flow rate of 2 mL/min at 12 psi or 85 kPa.

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