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Direct thermal desorption repeatability

These liner exchange systems make feasible yet another analysis mode direct thermal desorption (DTD). Here the liner or an insert is packed with the solid sample. The liner exchange system can then be used in place of a conventional autosampler. The liner is automatically inserted into the PTV and the volatiles thermally desorbed onto the column. Some analysts may feel uneasy about such desorption from the solid phase how does one know that all of the volatile analytes have been released from the sample crystal lattice However, where applicable, this approach may not be as difficult to validate as one might imagine. For instance, the PTV can be cooled after the analyte transfer, and then, at the end of the chromatographic temperature programme, reheated to repeat the process. Ideally all of the analyte should transfer in the first cycle and none in the second, demonstrating that complete desorption occurs in the method. [Pg.91]


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