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GC Analysis of Glycols and Diols

4 Dec 2014

Glycol and diol compounds are used to solubilize active ingredients for use in many consumer products, including cosmetics, ballpoint pen inks, wood stains, and lacquers. This application note describes phase and GC column selection for the analysis of glycols and diols.

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GC Analysis of Glycols and Diols