Xiuhan Yang

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The Flame Ionization Detector (FID) Unlike other analytical chemistry disciplines, GC was blessed with many detector choices (4–6). Without any doubt, one of the most important innovations in GC was the invention of the flame ionization detector (FID) that was almost simultaneously and independently reported by I. McWilliam and associates (Australia) and J. Harley and associates (South Africa) in 1957 (7–10). Since its invention, the FID has become a choice detector in GC.

Post-column reaction gas chromatography with a two-stage microreactor for the determination of volatile oxygenated compounds in high-pressure liquefied hydrocarbons Yujuan Hua,a Jim Luong,*ab Xiuhan Yang,c Lyndon Sieben,a Peilin Yangd and Ronda Grasab Author affiliations * Corresponding authors a Dow Chemical Canada ULC, Highway 15, Fort Saskatchewan, Canada E-mail: luong@dow.com b Australian Centre for Research on Separation Science (ACROSS), University of Tasmania, Private Bag 75, Hobart,...