Overview
Glass tubes are normally used for direct desorption to make method development easier, as the physical state of the sample can be easily seen after each desorption. Two types of tubes can be used:
1. Tubes without a restriction at either end can be used if the product is retained between two plugs of quartz wool, which can be held in place with small torsion springs.
2. Tubes with a restriction at 30 mm from one end ensure that the sample is positioned correctly relative to the TD oven. A quartz wool plug and a torsion spring can be positioned at the non-sampling end to keep it in place.
Benefits of direct desorption
1. Combines sample preparation, analyte extraction and sample introduction into an efficient and cost-effective operation for sampling of VOCs and SVOCs.
2. Improves method stability by eliminating interferences such as non-volatiles, water and solvents prior to analysis.
3. Provides a ‘gas extraction’ or ‘dynamic headspace’ alternative to conventional solvent extraction, which eliminates solvent interferences and improves sensitivity.
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