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TRACE GC Ultra
Ultra in Speed
Imagine the ability to squeeze
Introducing the “Beyond” conventional your analyses down to 1-2
“Ultra” concept minutes. Imagine the ability to
Gas Chromatography reduce your analytical cycle by
up to a factor of 35.
Now stop imagining – it’s true!
No more speed limits with the
new Direct Column Heating
Technology. Just equip your
standard SSL inlet and FID
detector with the UltraFast
column module and….
experience the adrenaline of
speed. On a standard
instrument.
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Extended Performance
Split-Splitless Injector
Optimised for both split and
splitless modes of operation
to address diluted and
concentrated samples
respectively, this is a unique
injector in its class.
The optimised thermal profile
and the unique design
demonstrates wide sample
linearity permiting Large
Volume Injection with up to
Wide or narrow volatility 50 µl, besides virtually
range, clean or dirty eliminating discrimination.
matrices, stable or labile Contamination and septum
compounds: TRACE GC bleed effects are prevented by
Ultra offers the most an efficient double sweeping
appropriate inlet design chamber. Additionally, wide bore
for each sample. and packed columns can be easily
connected for increased flexibility
and added cost savings.
This injector is the ideal solution
for samples having limited range
of volatility in both dirty or clean
matrices.
On top of that, this is the only
system capable of Large Volume
Splitless injections!
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BEST PTV™ (Brightly Enhanced fastest heating rates (up to built-in fan. The cryogenic
Other...
• Merlin microseal septumless
device
• Volatiles in Packages (ViP 2000)
• TD & P&T interface kit
• Oven cryo
• H2 sensor
• Methanizer for FID
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Soil extract (50 mg/l total hydrocarbon) Calibration curve 5-500 mg/l
UltraFast GC: 2 min
C10 C40
C10 C40 800
2250 mV
Transfer lines
400
2 min 200
12,5 cm
~ 8 cm (3 “) 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 sec
0
0 200 400 600
Concentration (mg/l)
Conventional GC: 20 min
C10
2250 mV
Total hydrocarbons High linearity from 5 to 500 mg/l
Higher Sensitivity: Lower Split properly combining pressure No Compromise Accurate and precise Simulated Distillation by ASTM 2887 Analysis of C5-C10 olefins in less than 100 seconds
surge with cold trapping effect in
Ratios and Narrower Peaks the column. on Data Acquisition
Boiling point Analysis time using conventional PIANO capillary column is
On top, 10 times narrower peaks distribution curve (°C) almost 80 minutes
One limiting factor of widths (around 100 ms) For such narrow peaks, data UltraFast SimDist:
% off Theoretical Run 1 Run 2
conventional fast chromatography produced by the tremendous acquisition must be 80 sec
Conventional SimDist: 0.5* 115 112 112 C7 C8 C9 C10 Column: PS264
with narrow bore capillary heating power are translated in a accordingly high. For 25 min 5 151 151 151 10 m x 0.1 mm i.d.
3 4 5 6
columns is usually the reduced 10 times higher signal, without immediate quantitation, a 10 176 175 175 C6 0.5 µm f.t.
sensitivity delivered by the system. the same proportional increase in high-speed Flame Ionisation 15 201 200 198 2 Temp.
20 224 223 222 C5 program: linear heating
This is the result of the high split noise level. detector (FID) permits rapid from 40°C to
25 243 243 242 250°C at 2°C/sec
ratios required to maintain a Sensitivity with ultra-fast analysis data collection with 30 259 259 258 1
Carrier gas: H2
reasonably narrow sample band is no longer an issue! frequencies as high as 300 Hz, 35 275 276 276
width at the beginning of the without compromising the 40 289 291 289
Peak 45 302 300 300
column, mandatory to preserve compression peak shape. 0 5 10 15 20 25 min 50 312 312 311 20 40 60 80 100 sec
the overall column’s efficiency. 55 321 321 320
Finnigan TRACE GC Ultra, by When positive identification 60 332 331 331
Great retention time and peak area accuracy
virtue of the unique split/splitless 300 °C/min is required, the bench-top 65 343 340 340
0.1 mm i.d. column 70 354 352 352 Average Average
injector design combined with PW1/2 = 0.10 s Finnigan TEMPUS Time-of- 0 20 40 60 80 sec Peak ret. time (sec) RSD% peak area (counts) RSD%
75 365 365 366
quick column temperature flight, is the ideal complement 80 378 375 376
1 3-methyl-1-butene 19.04 0.25 317 513 1.40
2 1-hexene 36.04 0.12 1 396 152 1.39
programming, completely 20 °C/min to this technology, offering 85 391 389 388
90 407 405 405 3 1-heptene 54.92 0.07 1 684 804 1.66
eliminates this limitation, ensuring 0.32 mm i.d. column simultaneous compound
PW1/2 = 1.6 s 95 428 427 425 4 1-octene 70.61 0.06 1 889 209 1.88
a correct sample transfer at low quantitation and Injection: Split
Carrier gas: H2 99.5** 475 475 475 5 1-nonene 84.44 0.05 1 852 738 2.13
split ratios. Results show characterisation, in an Column: Rtx-5, 5 m x 0.32 mm i.d., 0.25 µm f.t. *Initial Boiling Point 6 1-decene 96.70 0.05 1 994 282 2.74
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
incredible performance, even for time (s) extremely highly productive Temp. program: 50°C (20 sec) 5°C/sec up to 370°C (30 sec) **Final Boiling Point Data based on 10 injections
splitless injection obtained by Peak area = 15000 uV.s (nC20, ~1ng) manner.
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Large Volume Splitless Simple and Powerful Accelerated pressure increase resulting from vapour formation inside the Repeatability and Linearity Retention time and peak area repeatability
incipient solvent evaporation liner, therefore making the size
Vapours Transfer by CSR pushes the first vapours from of the split/splitless injector Utmost precision in retention Hydrocarbon mix in hexane, 0.5 ppm each
the inlet to an uncoated pre- chamber no longer a limiting time and peak area for
The innovative, simple and column. In this area, kept few factor to the injected volume. automated peak identification Retention time (min) Peak area (counts x 104)
35 µl Peak Mean SD Mean RSD%
effective Concurrent Solvent degrees below the solvent’s and quantitation is granted by nC8 4.574 0.013 729 0.26
Recondensation (CSR) technique boiling point, the The hardware of the Finnigan a correct execution of CSR nC9 5.980 0.008 650 0.19
allows you to perform splitless recondensation occurring causes TRACE GC Ultra is purposely through the TRACE GC Ultra’s nC10 7.326 0.004 647 0.82
nC20 15.646 0.001 677 0.43
injection of volumes a “volume shrink” which designed to accomplish this superior capability. In addition C20
nC36 23.050 0.002 598 0.30
up to 50 µl. By means of the generates a strongly accelerated proprietary, innovative injection linearity from 1 to 50 µl C8 C10 nC40 24.445 0.002 636 0.18
“Liquid Band Formation” transfer of the whole sample to technique in a fully automatic complies with the stringent C9 C36
C40
10 consecutive injection
injection approach, the sample the pre-column. fashion. Volumes up to 50 µl requirements of a large number
is deposited as a single liquid Through this self regulated can be introduced without any of certified methodologies, Precolumn: 5 m x 0.32 mm i.d.
“droplet” at the bottom of the process the solvent vapours re- added complexity, since all the making this technique the ideal Column: Rtx-1, 15 m x 0.32 mm i.d., 0.5 µm f. t.
injector. Then, the generation of condense at the same speed and processes involved are self solution for a vast number of
a sudden, temporary strong time (Concurrently) as the regulated. applications (i.e. environmental,
0 5 10 15 20 25 min
forensic, food and flavours,
petrochemical ect…).
Solvent Liquid
vapour band Hydrocarbons analysis with GC-FID (ISO TR 11046)
High pressure 56 ppm total hydrocarbons in cyclohexane
(Evaporation)
Calibration curve
35 times more sensitive Precolumn: 5 m x 0.32 mm i.d. Linearity from 0.5 to 500 mg/l
Column: Rtx-1, 15 m x 0.32 mm i.d., 0.50 µm f.t.
25 2
(counts x 10 )
C10 C40 C10 Total amount C40
8
of hydrocarbons* of hydrocarbons* 15
35 µl 1 µl 10
∆P
Cold needle 5
injection
Liquid 0
band 0 200 400 600
Total hydrocarbons concentration (mg/l)
Repeatability data
Group peak area
Low pressure (counts x 108) Conc. (mg/l) RSD%
(Volume shrink)
Sample 1 8.73 213 0.57
Sample 2 2.32 56 1.33
Recondensed solvent
Sample 3 2.35 56 2.79
0 5 10 15 20 min 0 5 10 15 20 min Sample 4 1.23 29 1.02
Sample 5 2.17 52 1.56
*Hydrocarbon Index according to ISO TR 11046 5 repetitions for each sample
Trace Analysis without Preserved Sample Integrity cold on-column inlet, showing
total recovery even for n-C40. Analysis of chlorinated pesticides with GC-ECD
Method Revalidation Large Volume Splitless analyses No sample discrimination is
30 µl chlorinated pesticides
of samples with different solvents observed, neither for the volatile 11 1 alpha-BHC
Breakdown evaluated with GC/MS
in hexane (1 ppb each) 2 beta-BHC
The capability of the standard are compared, normalised to nor for the high boiling 30 µl 3 gamma-BHC Endrin (0.5 ng/µl) = 3.5% Endrin DDT
1 x 15
fractions. DDT (1 ng/µl) = 1%
split/splitless injector to increase C20, to those generated by using 4 delta-BHC
3 5 Heptachlor
sensitivity by a factor of 50 with 6 9
5 6 Aldrin
no additional trials or hassles, 7 8 10 7 Heptachlor epox.
8 (R) Chlordane DDE DDDEA
discloses the domain of Large 18
9 Endosulfan I DDT EK
Large solvent range compatibility 4 13
Volume also to the world’s most 14 16 10 Chlordane 25
25 26 27 28 29
11 Dieldrin + DDE
popular injector. When trace 12 15 17 12 Endrin
analyses of samples amenable to Recoveries from nC8 to nC40 13 Endosulfan II
19 14 DDD
this inlet cannot be successfully Pentane 2 15 Endrin aldehyde Endrin
accomplished by a standard 1-2 Pentane MTBE Heptane 16 Endosulfan sulf.
BP (°C) 36 55 98 17 DDT
µl injection, large volume splitless 18 Endrin ketone
24 25 26 27 28 29 30 min
Initial temp.(°C) 30 46 88
is able to avoid the transition to Initial time (min) 4 5 5 15 20 25 30 min
19 Methoxychlor
MTBE
large volume On-Column or PTV Recovery (SLLV/OC ratio) Retention times and peak areas repeatability
nC8 1.06 1.00 * 25
techniques. No additional waste R2 = 0.9994 Calibration curve linearity Retention time (min) Peak area (counts x 106)
nC9 1.06 1.04 0.97 Peak Mean SD Mean RSD%
Peak area (counts x 10 )
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• Thermal conductivity
detector (TCD) 4
5
• Flame Ionisation Detector
(FID) 2
• Electron capture detector
(ECD) Sample: waste water
6 Incubation: 30 min at 70°C with shaker
• Nitrogen phosphorus ECD
Injection volume: 2 ml
detector (NPD) Carrier gas: He 2ml/min
Oven temp.: 50°C (1 min) at 10°C/min
• Flame photometric detector 1
up to 150°C (5min)
Detectors: PID, FID, ECD in series
(FPD) 3 Column: PS255, 30 m x 0.32 mm i.d.,
• Photoionisation detector 2 µm f.t.
Split ratio: 1/10
(PID)
6
• Pulsed Discharge Helium 5 FID
4
ionisation detector (PDD) 1 Dichloromethane
2 Methyl ethyl ketone
• Entire Thermo MS range 1 3 3 Dichloroethane
2
4 Toluene
5 m-Xylene
6 o-Dichlorobenzene
0 5 10 15 20 min
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45
40 R2 = 0,9997
nC12
35 nC18
Area (counts x 106)
30 nC25 R2 = 0,9999
25
R2 = 0,9999
20
15
10
5
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6
Injection volume [µl]
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1 5 100 µl
8 Peak area
0 4 12 16 20 min
Average Std dev. RSD %
(ppm)
Rtx-5
0.53 mm i.d. x 30 m 3 Diethyl ether 8.99 0.13 1.49
5.0 µm f.t. 11
7 Methylene chloride 9.96 0.14 1.44
11 Ethyl acetate 9.88 0.13 1.30
14 Tetrahydrofuran 9.66 0.09 0.98
15 1,2-Dichloroethane 9.93 0.13 1.33
3
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