Organic compounds Identification

Z. Rappoport, Handbook of Tables for Organic Compound Identification, 3rd ed. The Chemical Rubber Co., Qeveland, Ohio, 1967, p. 434. 

B-67MI50500 Z. Rappoport Handbook of Tables for Organic Compound Identification ,... 

Crippen s book (10) gives an extensive compilation of the techniques of organic compound identification with the assistance of GC. It includes a step-by-step account of the preliminary examination, physical property measurements, and functional group classification tests. 

The introduction of GC as an analytical technique has had a profound impact on both qualitative and quantitative analysis of organic compounds. Identification of compounds by GC can be accomplished by their retention times on the column as compared to known reference standards, by inference from sample treatment prior to chromatography, " or by the concept of retention index. " The latter method and tables of retention indices " with associated conditions have been reported. " Although qualitative data and analytical techniques for identification of compounds are well-established " and relative retention data for over 600 substances also have been published, " the main utility of GC undoubtedly lies in its powerful combination of separation and quantitative capabilities. Use in quantitative analysis involves the implementation of two techniques being performed concurrently, i.e., separation of components and subsequent quantitative measurement. 

Handbook of tables for Organic Compound Identification, 1967 CRC EXPLANATIONS AND REFERENCES TO TABLE V... 

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