Yes, it would be possible to make a different setup concerning the detector but as I remember "HPLC guys" were very happy when they obtained MS instead of UV/VIS detector
In fact, mass spectroscopy is excellent for gases and has a great advantage, since it can use detectors from other equipment, such as the SEM and the visible ultraviolet, as just mentioned. We had a very good team to identify the gases, but one day I arrived at the laboratory and it was not like that, it turns out that the government sold it and I still do not know the reasons. Then they took the rx diffractometer and the SEM and it came to an end with my research, it was very disappointing. They ended up with science in my country.
Yes, it would be possible to make a different setup concerning the detector but as I remember "HPLC guys" were very happy when they obtained MS instead of UV/VIS detector
In fact, mass spectroscopy is excellent for gases and has a great advantage, since it can use detectors from other equipment, such as the SEM and the visible ultraviolet, as just mentioned. We had a very good team to identify the gases, but one day I arrived at the laboratory and it was not like that, it turns out that the government sold it and I still do not know the reasons. Then they took the rx diffractometer and the SEM and it came to an end with my research, it was very disappointing. They ended up with science in my country.
Wow!? I've never heard anything like that...
It's crazy we had many excellent projects and they went to hell. I have a year without investigating anything, I only read and read