Gas Chromatography

Dr Matthew Klee

Dr Matthew S. Klee is internationally recognized for contributions to the theory and practice of gas chromatography. His experience in chemical, pharmaceutical, and instrument companies spans over 30 years. During this time, Dr Klee’s work has focused on elucidation and practical demonstration of the many processes involved with GC analysis, with the ultimate goal of improving the ease of use of GC systems, ruggedness of methods and overall quality of results.

Recent Posts

Hot Split Injections, Part 2 – Sources of Discrimination

This technical article discusses the process of hot split injections and the sources of discrimination, which are one of the potential downsides of this technique.

Hot Split Injections – Part 1

This article will discuss split injections with a hot split/splitless inlet. This is the most popular inlet and sampling mode for capillary GC. The focus will be on the basic concepts and flow paths. Later articles will cover liner choice,...

The Function of GC Columns

This technical article provides a general overview of the purpose of GC columns, key processes involved and a description of differences between them.

The Power of GC Detectors

Learn more about detectors for GC and when to use them...

The Function of GC Inlets

This technical article covers the general function of GC inlets and describes some common attributes and differences whilst providing a context for future articles covering inlets in more detail.

Helping you get the Most out of GC Analysis

These articles will provide clear and simple explanations of the various equipment and processes involved with GC analysis so that everyday users are more comfortable and more effective at getting their jobs done and providing high-quality...

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