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If hydrogen is being used as the carrier gas, does hydrogen still need to be piped into the FID?

gobirding 3 months ago

If hydrogen is being used as the carrier gas, does hydrogen still need to be piped into the FID?

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Lance Nelson 3 months ago +1 suggested

Yes, you'll still need hydrogen to the FID. The FID requires more hydrogen than is used as carrier through a capillary column.

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Yes, you'll still need hydrogen to the FID. The FID requires more hydrogen than is used as carrier through a capillary column.
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0 Lance Nelson 3 months ago

Yes, you'll still need hydrogen to the FID. The FID requires more hydrogen than is used as carrier through a capillary column.
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