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GC METHOD DEVELOPMENT

Date

Training Time

Training Duration

Training Cost (USD)

21 and 22 August, 2025
1630-2030 HRS (EAT)
4 Hours (Each Day)

$130

GC METHOD DEVELOPMENT

2 HALF DAYS - LIVE ONLINE

This course provides a step-by step approach to method development for GC

Supplemented by a host of real world separation examples, tutorial and exercises to aid understanding, this course includes all the essential aspects of GC method development. More experienced chromatographers can use this course to cut method development lead times drastically, armed with a logical approach and a wealth of new knowledge on how to make the right decision during each aspect of development.

Column dimensions, phase type, inlet type and operating conditions, detector settings and optimisation along with sample preparation regimes are all crucial and often baffling choices available to the chromatographer developing methods for GC analysis.

This course takes a logical and progressive approach to the subject and discusses the important ‘make or break’ choices. Tutorial exercises illustrate the effect of different inlet conditions, oven temperature programme, stationary phase types and detection settings on real samples.

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COURSE OVERVIEW

Who is this course for?

This course is designed for the more experienced chromatographer with a good understanding of GC. We would highly recommend attendees have already completed our Operating and Understanding GC course, although this is not compulsory.

Previous Knowledge

Participants should have a good knowledge of chromatography and experience as GC users. Some experience in method development is also recommended. A good grounding in chemistry will be beneficial.

What you will learn

COURSE OUTLINE

Establishing Method Development Objectives

Sample Preparation Considerations

Inlet, and Flow Rate Optimization

Column Selection and Temperature Programming

Optimization Strategies in GC Method Development

Finalizing and Validating the Method

Data Processing and Interpretation

Q&A and Closing Discussion