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InertMask liner deactivation
InertMaskTM: ultra inert GC liners ATAS GL and GL Sciences have worked together to develop a new procedure for the deactivation of inlet liners for gas chromatography. The result; the InertMask deactivation process; liners treated with this results in very inert liners which are especially suited for the analysis of pesticides or polar compounds. Both acidic and basic compounds have strong responses and excellent peak shapes when deactivated with InertMask. For example, sinter-bed liners treated with the InertMask coating were used in combination with the QuEChERS method and large volume injections. It resulted in good peak shapes and no breakdown of pesticides (for example p,p DDT and Endrin) was seen.  More about liner deactivation...
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