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- Agilent
- Model
- G2350A AED
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- 2
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- EN
- Last added
- 2012-07-02
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Agilent Improved Analysis of Sulfur Nitrogen Other Heteroatomic Compounds in Gasoline- Diesel-Range Materials Using GC/Atomic Emission Detection (Application Note 228-394)
The document details an optimized method developed by Agilent Technologies for the analysis of sulfur, nitrogen, and other heteroatomic compounds (such as oxygenates, organolead, and fluorine) in gasoline- and diesel-range materials. The procedure utilizes Gas Chromatography coupled with Atomic Emission Detection (GC/AED).
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How to use the product for one specific task, with worked examples.
Mounting, wiring and first power-up. Read it before the hardware goes in.
Questions answered in these manuals
What types of fuels can be analyzed using this method?
The method is applicable to low-sulfur gasoline and diesel fuels, as well as other light gas oil fractions with final boiling points of approximately C25 (402 °C, 756 °F).
What are the specific wavelengths used for detecting carbon, sulfur, nitrogen, oxygen, lead, manganese, and fluorine?
The system uses 179 nm for carbon, 181 nm for sulfur, 388 nm for nitrogen, 171 nm for oxygen, 261 nm for lead, 259 nm for manganese, and 690 nm for fluorine.
Which ChemStation version is compatible with G2360AA AED software?
G2360AA AED Version B.00.00 software is compatible ONLY with G2070AA ChemStation Version A.07.01 software.
From: Agilent G2350A AED and G2070AA ChemStation Installation Update Sheet
What must be installed before the Agilent GC and AED software?
Before installing the main software, you must install and configure Standard Interface Control Library (SICL) software appropriate for your GPIB board and Windows operating system.
From: Agilent G2350A AED and G2070AA ChemStation Installation Update Sheet