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Increased thermal stability of the DB-5Q GC column with increased signal-to-noise for trace level concentrations of controlled substances results in improved quantitation of analytes.
Increased thermal stability leads to retention time stability and data accuracy for GC/MS analysis of pesticides with J&W DB-5Q and HP-5Q columns
Agilent J&W 5Q GC columns are designed for optimal analyte delivery, combining ultra inert performance with ultra low-bleed technology. The new gold standard for MS column reliability and productivity.
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Meet the smallest high-performance benchtop GC on the market: the Agilent 8850 GC.
Highly selective GC/TQ analysis of 57 allergens in cosmetic products, featuring the Agilent 8890 GC and Agilent 7000E GC/TQ.
Meet the Agilent 7010D GC/TQ with high-end robustness, ultratrace-level detection, and dedication to sustainability and transparency.
This application note establishes a process for identifying GC-amenable extractables and leachable compounds using GC/MSD and GC/Q-TOF instruments.
In this application note, we examine how column attributes like bleed, inertness, and thermal stability can further benefit the sensitivity and accuracy of an MS.
This application note demonstrates the use of the Agilent 8890 GC system coupled with an FID detector to detect and quantify ethylene glycol and diethylene glycol in propylene glycol, glycerin and syrup samples.
This study demonstrates how unit resolution GC/MS workflow is employed for identifying GC-amenable E&L compounds by leveraging spectral deconvolution in combination with retention index-based time filtering.