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How to collect a sample using the Micro-Chamber Thermal Extractor

How to use the calibration tools for the Micro-Chamber/Thermal Extractor

How to use the Micro-Chamber/Thermal Extractor SPF cutter

How to replace the focusing trap on the TD100-xr

How to replace the focusing trap on the UNITY-xr

How to replace the fused silica transfer line to the GC

How to change Split tube O-rings on the TD100-xr and UNITY-xr

Completely cryogen-free monitoring of PAMS ozone precursors, TO-15 air toxics and OVOCs in ambient air in a single run

Extending whole-air monitoring: Simultaneous cryogen-free analysis of PAMS ozone precursors and TO-15 air toxics from canisters in accordance with new Chinese air-monitoring regulations

A technical guide to the analysis of VOC and FOG emissions from automotive interior materials by direct desorption TD–GC–MS in accordance with VDA 278

Analysis of VOC and FOG emissions from automotive interior materials by direct desorption TD–GC–MS in accordance with VDA 278

Quantitative analysis of airborne semi-volatile flame retardants using sorbent tube sampling with TD–GC–MS

High-performance analysis of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) by TD–GC–MS: Method validation and case-study

A robust TD–GC–MS method for the determination of trace-level phthalate esters in air – Method validation and field study

Quantitative determination of semi-volatile polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) using TD–GC–MS

The performance of thermal desorption for the quantitative analysis of long-chain hydrocarbons

The complementary roles of dynamic headspace and sorptive extraction in the analysis of fragranced consumer products using TD–GC–MS

Rapid forensic analysis of fire debris using headspace sampling onto sorbent tubes with TD–GC–MS