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It separates mixture components by gas chromatography and then identifies them by mass spectrometry.
It is generally used for samples that contain volatile or semi-volatile compounds that can be carried through a gas chromatograph.
It is an analytical instrument used for characterization and testing, not for direct material fabrication.
It provides separation-based detection and compound identity information, and it can also support relative quantitation.
It is used after sample collection and preparation, when the objective is to analyze sample composition.
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Last updated Jul 29, 2026.
The Perkin Elmer 1050 UV-VIS Spectrometer is an instrument used for analyzing ultraviolet and visible light absorption spectra.