What is the difference between GSC & GLC?
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Answer / rdave2687
GSC is stands for Gas Solid Chromatography while GLC stands
for Gas Liquid Chromatography,
In GSC Packed Columns are Used While in GLC Capillary
Columns are used.
In GLC Columns are treated with some liquid stationary phase.
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Answer / zubair hussain
GSC is stands for Gas Solid Chromatography while GLC is stands for Gas Liquid Chromatography,
In GLC stationary phase is liquid
In GSC stationary phase is solid
In GSC Adsorption takes place
while in GLC partition chromatography takes place
In GSC packed coulomn are used
In GLC capillary coulmn are used
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Answer / anji
GSC is a gas solid chromatography. GSC principle is adsorpion.
GLC is a gas liquid chromatography. GLC priciple is a
partision co-efficent.
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