Expanding the limits in Gas Chromatography by Derivatisation
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Gas Chromatography is limited to compounds that can be vaporized and are not too polar. To expand these limits, derivatization is usually utilized to increase the volatility of compounds and reduce their polarity. This presentation provides an overview of the derivatization techniques for GC such as silylation, acylation and esterification. Topics will include:
- Tips and tricks for method development
- Optimization of the conditions
- Trouble-shooting
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Presented By:
Dr. Frank Michel
Dr. Frank Michel achieved his degree and PhD in Analytical Chemist in Muenster, Germany. During his career he has had different roles in product development and marketing of analytical products and technologies. HPLC and GC have been the analytical techniques Frank was most engaged with. Currently he focusses on training in Analytical Chemistry and sustainability. Frank is a member of the Separation Science working group in the German Chemist Society (GDCh) and the EuChemS-DAC Sample Preparation Task Force and Network.