if v use HELIUM & ARGON instead of NITROGEN as a mobile
phase what happen in GC SYSTEM ?
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Answer / vishal
Your RT, area of standard and respose are change.
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Answer / rajasekhar salicylates
helium is better mobile phase than nitrogen...only helium will give better peak separation,response,area,low noise and good base line than nitrogen..but helium is very costly gas..so generally nitrogen used as mobile phase gas.
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Answer / nirav
Nitrogen is easily available from Environment & Less Costly
then He & Ar.
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baseline noise is low in helium hence it will detect lowest analyte
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