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The Combination of 3 New Sampling Techniques Paired with GCMS for Determination of Uptake Rates and Accurate Monitoring of SVOC Endocrine Disruptors in Indoor Air

A New Cryogenless TO15 Canister Preconcentrator with Reduced System Carry-Over When Exposed to Higher Concentration Samples

Overview A new preconcentrator design is presented which eliminates the need for liquid nitrogen or complicated electronic cooling while performing US EPA Method TO15 analysis. A new technology called Multi-Capillary Column Trapping System (patent pending), or MCCTS, is used to concentrate all TO15 compounds at 35°C, which is achieved simply by using cooling fans. Two […]

Improved Performance and Dynamic Range for EPA Method TO-15 using the Entech 7200 and Shimadzu QP2010 Ultra GCMS

Canister sampling and analysis for measurement of volatile chemicals is finding use in a growing number of diversified applications.

Improved Performance And Dynamic Range For EPA Method TO-15 using the Entech 7200 and Thermo Scientific ISQ QD GCMS

Accurate Monitoring of Sulfur Compounds in Silonite® Fused Silica Lined Canisters Utilizing a New Approach for Water Removal During Field Sampling

EPA Method TO15 Canister Analyzer with High Throughput Screening for Detection of High Concentration Soil Gas Samples Without the Threat of System Contamination

A new technique is available that can warn the TO15 analyst of the presence of high concentration samples before exposure to the trapping system.

Preparing Gas Phase Standards from Neat Chemicals to Support Air Monitoring in the Workplace

Helium Diffusion Sampling for Personal Monitoring by EPA Method TO15

Improved Performance And Dynamic Range For EPA Method TO-15 using the Entech 7200 and Agilent 7890B/5977 GCMS

Canister sampling and analysis for measurement of volatile chemicals is finding use in a growing number of diversified applications. This has required air laboratories to accommodate an even wider dynamic range of sample concentrations, and a growing list of compounds to include those once thought to be incompatible with canister sampling techniques.