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INTRODUCTION TO GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY

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Training Time

Training Duration

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16th April, 2026
1830hrs-2000hrs (EAT)
1.5 hours

$20

Introduction to GC · modern course
Every separation tells a story – learn to read it from the start.
BEGINNER FRIENDLY NO PRIOR KNOWLEDGE GC NOVICES LAB TECHNICIANS
  • Designed for: anyone new to GC or early in their GC career
  • Ideal for lab technicians, analysts, and students seeking a solid foundation
  • Prerequisite: no prior knowledge required – start from scratch
  • A basic understanding of chemistry is helpful but not essential
Learning outcomes
  • How to set up a GC system from start‑up to shutdown
  • Basics of the chromatographic process: capacity factor, selectivity, efficiency, resolution
  • Sample introduction techniques – split/splitless, autosamplers, liners
  • Columns and temperature programming – selection and optimisation
  • Measure and optimise key chromatographic parameters

INTRODUCTION TO GC

LIVE ONLINE INTERACTIVE SESSION · step‑by‑step from setup to shutdown

This course introduces the GC system, covering each component in turn. You’ll learn the fundamental concepts, from inlet systems and column selection to detectors and data processing – building the confidence to run GC analyses effectively.

🔬 INTRODUCTION TO GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY AND ITS APPLICATIONS
  • Principles of Gas Chromatography
  • Advantages and Limitations of GC
  • Common Applications in Various Industries
🧪 SAMPLE PREPARATION FOR GC ANALYSIS
  • Importance of Proper Sample Preparation
  • Sample Clean‑up Techniques
  • Analyte Extraction Methods
  • Solvent Selection and Compatibility
⚙️ OVERVIEW OF GC INSTRUMENTATION AND COMPONENTS
The Chromatographic Process
  • Capacity Factor, Selectivity, Efficiency, and Resolution
Gas Supply and Flow Control
  • Types of Carrier Gases (Cylinders vs. Generators)
  • Gas Purity and Traps
  • Flow Rate Optimization
  • Electronic Pneumatic Controllers (EPC)
  • Constant Flow vs. Constant Pressure
Autosampler and Injection Systems
  • Syringes and Injection Techniques
  • Injection and Wash Programs
Inlet Systems
  • Split/Splitless Sample Introduction
  • Liner Selection and Maintenance
  • Alternative Injection Techniques
Column Selection and Optimization
  • Column Dimensions and Chemistries
  • Ferrules and Column Protection
  • Temperature Programming and Optimization
Detectors and Detection Techniques
  • Flame Ionization Detector (FID)
  • Electron Capture Detector (ECD)
  • Thermal Conductivity Detector (TCD)
  • Other Common Detectors and Their Applications
Instrument Setup and Operation
  • Setup and Start‑Up Procedures
  • Common Problems and Troubleshooting
Data Processing and System Suitability Testing
  • Chromatographic Integration
  • Calibration Techniques
  • Introduction to System Suitability Testing
🗣️ Q&A AND CLOSING DISCUSSION
  • Summary of Key Concepts
  • Open Discussion on Challenges Faced in GC and Its Applications
  • Resources for Further Learning
💻 ONLINE PRACTICAL COMPONENT
  • Virtual walk‑through of GC setup and method parameters
  • Interactive exercises on inlet/column/detector selection
  • Chromatogram interpretation basics

Hands‑on fundamentals No experience needed
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