NASA NTRS · 19890032456
Inverse gas chromatography. V - Computer simulation of diffusion processes on the column
Abstract
The elution behavior of low molecular weight probes on inverse gas chromatography (IGC) columns is simulated using a computer. The IGC model is based on a polymer stationary phase of uniform thickness with a nonnegligible resitance to probe penetration. Three characteristic numbers are found to determine the whole process: Z(p) characterizing the distribution of the probe between phases, Z(f) describing the diffusion in the polymer phase, and Z(g) related to diffusion in the gaseous phase. For situations when Z(p)/Z(f) is less than 2, the standard evaluation procedures are virtually useless. The actual behavior of such systems is described.
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Hattam, Paul, Munk, Petr. 1988-01-01. Inverse gas chromatography. V - Computer simulation of diffusion processes on the column. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19890032456
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