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AN ideal sample introduction system for gas chromatography suitable for use with a variety of columns and detection devices should possess the following characteristics: (1) the entire sample should be delivered to the inlet of the column as a vapour over a short time-interval to keep dilution of the sample with carrier gas at a minimum; (2) the samples delivered should be of reproducible quantity or, better, of precisely known quantity; (3) the introduction of sample should not necessitate stopping or changing the flow-rate of carrier gas; (4) the quantity of air introduced with the sample should be minimal.
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BOWMAN, R., KARMEN, A. A Micro Sample Introduction System for Gas Chromatography. Nature 182, 1233–1234 (1958). https://doi.org/10.1038/1821233a0
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