Use Hydrogen Carrier to Analyze More Compounds

Technical Overview Agilent Inert Plus GC/MS System with HydroInert Source Applying H2 carrier gas to real-world GC/MS analyses Introduction With increased price and pressure on the helium (He) market, laboratories are looking for a more sustainable alternative to helium and…

Is Hydrogen Safe to Use as a GC/MS Carrier Gas? Global helium shortages have reduced the availability of helium gas. Hydrogen is a renewable, low-cost alternative for many GC/MS applications— however, safety is always the most important consideration. Agilent GC…

Discover the Possibilities Agilent 5977C GC/MSD A history of leadership in GC and GC/MS Agilent has over 50 years of leadership in GC and GC/MS. The story of Agilent's leadership in mass spectrometry started with the founding of HP back…

Safeguard Against Helium Uncertainty Agilent HydroInert source for GC/MS with hydrogen carrier gas What if You Could Use Hydrogen Carrier to Analyze More Compounds? Although helium remains the preferred carrier gas, global helium shortages have reduced its availability—and increased its…