Mobile-Phase Degassing – Why, When, and How

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LCGC North AmericaOctober 1999
Volume 17
Issue 10
Pages: 908–912

Inadequate mobile-phase gassing may be the single largest cause of LC problems. Columnist Dolan examines bubble-problem sources and techniques that analysts can use to eliminate excess gas in the mobile phase.

Inadequate mobile-phase gassing may be the single largest cause of LC problems.

LCGC 17(10), 908–912 (1999).
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