HydroInert Source for Hydrogen Carrier Gas on GC/MS
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Helium being a finite resource with an inefficient production makes it very expensive. The high price and reoccurring shortages have increased demand for applications using hydrogen as the carrier gas. Hydrogen is a low cost and renewable gas that is suitable for several GC/MS applications and is the best alternative to helium. Agilent's new HydroInert source is designed to improve chromatographic efficiencies with Hydrogen Carrier gas like faster, shorter separations and helps avoid loss of sensitivity, spectral anomalies and offers superior high-boiler peak shape.
Features
- Allows for the use of Hydrogen Carrier Gas with better supply and reduced cost
- Faster, shorter Separations
- Reduces loss of sensitivity and spectral anomalies
- Reduced source cleanings and maintenance
Literature
Agilent HydroInert source for GC/MS hydrogen carrier gas
Safeguard against helium uncertainty
Safety features offered by Agilent when using hydrogen as a GC/MS carrier gas
Optimising HydroInert EI source functionality and longevity
Applying hydrogen carrier gas to real-world GC/MS analyses
A quick start guide for the Agilent HydroInert Source installation