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    Flame Ionization DetectorMost common detector

    Carbon atoms (C-C bonds) are burned in a hydrogen flame.

    A small portion of carbon atoms are ionized (about in !"!!!)"

    #he ions carry a charge from the flame to the $alls of the detector

    $hich surrounds the flame.#he charge is electronically amplified

    and sent to a recording de%ice.

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    Flame Ionization Detector

    %ery robust

    and reliable.

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    &itrogen 'hosphorus Detector

    #he &'D uses a bead of a compound such as rubidium silicateabo%e a et of *. #he bead is heated by an electric current

    forming a plasma. &itrogen and phosphorous react in the plasma

    forming specific ions that carry a small current to the charged

    collector. #he &'D is electronically similar to the FID" but sincethere is no flame" hydrocarbon ionization does not occur.

    #he response to & is !+, ! greater than response to C

    #he response to ' is !, ! .higher than response to C.

    #he linear dynamic range is !

    It is only fairly reliable since the bead burns up

    o%er time causing drift in the signal.

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    Flame 'hotometric Detector

    #he (F'D) is an element specific detector

    Commercial instruments are limited to the detection of ' and /

    #he analytes are burned in a *flame causing electrons to

    mo%e to an e0cited unstable state. 1hen the electrons return

    to the ground state" they emit a specific $a%elength of light

    *2 nm for ' and +3 nm for /

    #hese $a%elengths are monitored by a photomultiplier" amplified"

    and turned into an electrical signal.

    #his detector is sensiti%e to !-3g

    4inear dynamic range for ' of only !+, !.

    For /" the response is non-linear.

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    Flame 'hotometric Detector

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    5lectron Capture Detector

    #he 5CD uses a radioacti%e source such as &i2+$hich produces

    6eta particles $hich react $ith the carrier gas producing free

    electrons. #hese electrons flo$ to the anode producing an

    electrical signal . 1hen electrophillic molecules are present"

    they capture the free electrons" lo$ering the signal. #he amount

    of lo$ering is proportional to the amount of analyte present.

    It is sensiti%e do$n to !-but the dynamic range is only about !.

    It7s an e0cellent detector for molecules containing an electronegati%e

    group such as Cl or F etc. (or deri%itized molecules).

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    5lectron Capture Detector

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    Atomic 5mission Detector

    8ne of the ne$est gas chromatography detectors9uite e0pensi%e compared to other :C detectors

    #he strength of the A5D lies in the detector;s ability to

    simultaneously determine elements. It uses micro$a%e energy

    to e0cite helium molecules (carrier gas) $hich emit radiation

    $hich brea

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    Atomic 5mission Detector

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    'hotoionization Detector

    #he photoionization detector ('ID) uses a => lamp(0enon"

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    'hotoionization Detector

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    #hermal Conducti%ity Detector

    Consists of an electrically-heated $ire or thermistor.

    #he temperature of the sensing element depends on the thermalconducti%ity of the gas flo$ing around it. Changes in thermal

    conducti%ity" such as $hen organic molecules displace some of

    the carrier gas" cause a temperature rise in the element $hich is

    sensed as a change in resistance.

    #CD7s are often used to measure light$eight gasses or $ater(compounds for $hich the FID does not respond).

    #he #CD is not as sensiti%e as other detectors but it is a

    uni%ersal detector and is non-destructi%e.

    Modern detectors called micro-#CD7s ha%e %ery small cell %olumes"

    and ne$ electronics that produce much higher sensiti%ities and $ider

    linear ranges. Due to its increased sensiti%ity" and the fact that it is a

    uni%ersal non-destructi%e detector" it is again becoming more popular

    for certain applications.

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    #hermal Conducti%ity Detector

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    #hermal Conducti%ity Detector

    ?epresentati%e #hermal Conducti%ity>alues" !! oC

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    :C Detectors /ensiti%ities and ?anges


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