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HPLC refers to High Performance Liquid Chromatography. Texas OilTech Laboratories Inc. offers a wide assortment of testing instruments based on chromatographic analysis.
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Some Important Chromatographic Tests
Industries Served
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Chromatography Capabilities
HPLCs
are equipped with UV and Refractive Index detectors and are capable of determining
PAH compounds in oils and other organic compounds. They can determine with
remarkable accuracy total aromatics present in fuels. GCs, and a combination
of various detectors of FID or TCD, ECD and PID, are capable of performing
composition breakdowns on organic substances to determine their fingerprint,
purity, and structures.
Other specially designed GCs with combinations of detectors are capable of
providing highly precise composition breakdown of gases and gaseous fuels
GC and Chemiluminesence detector combinations provide the most accurate sulfur
speciation analysis available.
A GC equipped with a Mass Spectrometer (MS) allows for the identification
of unknown organic compounds and their concentrations with great accuracy,
in contaminants, oils, unknown substances, or samples.
An
IC instrument with great precision provides information on the presence of
cations in inorganic compounds. It is the most effective method of determination
of chloride, fluoride, sulfide, and sulfate, etc. in water, which is crucial
in use of water at plants using turbines to produce electric power.
Special Purpose GC Columns
GC Detectors
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References
1. IP 391-95 Petroleum Products - Determination of Aromatic
Types in Middle Distillates - High Performance Liquid Chromatography Method
with Refractive Index Detection.
2. EPA 1653, Revision A. PAH Content of Oil by HPLC/UV. Polynuclear Aromatic
Hydrocarbon (PAH) Content of Oil by High-Performance Liquid Chromatography
(HPLC) with an Ultra-Violet Absorption
(UV) Detector.
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