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Breathing easy: Advanced monitoring of airborne chemical hazards using thermal desorption−gas chromatography

Fully automated, cryogen-free analysis of ethylene oxide residues in medical devices by multi-step enrichment-headspace-trap

Powering the future: Advancing volatile chemical measurement in energy gases and alternative energy sources

Advancements in near-real-time monitoring for chemical warfare agents: enhancing detection and field deployment capabilities

Beyond air monitoring: Advancements in trace level detection of chemical warfare agents and toxic chemicals in environmental matrices and contaminated materials

Monitoring produced gases From PFAS destruction technologies in line with OTM-50

What are the best sampling techniques for the analysis of VOCs and SVOCs in air using thermal desorption?

Hydrogen fuel impurity testing: How to comply with National Quality Standards

Versatile options for extending analyte range and sensitivity for monitoring volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in water and soil by automated, cryogen-free headspace and SPME–trap with GC–MS

Fast, high sensitivity analysis of chlorophenols and common odorants to assess water quality by HiSorb TD–GC–MS

Plant-based and same great taste? Finding off-flavours causing negative consumer perception of pea milk using highly sensitive HiSorb extraction

Automated, high-sensitivity analysis of target residual fumigants in foods for regulatory food safety testing by multi-step enrichment-headspace-trap coupled with GC–MS

Automated high-capacity sorptive extraction of volatile per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) from drinking water

Targeting tumour-associated aldo-keto reductase activity with exogenous volatile organic compound (EVOC®) probes using high-capacity sorptive extraction (HiSorb™) and GC–MS to detect lung cancer

Novel high throughput TD–GC for breathomics workflows

Eliminating lab dependency on helium as a carrier gas for TD–GC–MS

Towards field optimised, near-real time, continuous monitoring of trace-level chemical warfare agents in air

Enhanced analyte extraction with automated multi-phase high-capacity sorptive extraction (HiSorb™) for GC–MS