Abstract
The application of Golay columns, using highly seneitive ionization detectore, to gas chromatography is described. Samples with a wide boiling point range, as well as those with close range boiling points, can be separated In a relatively short time with high efficiencies. Samples with low vapor pressures can also be analyzed. Low concentration analysis should also benefit from these disclosures. Gas chromatography as an anlytical tool may be extended to new areas not heretofore possible with current instrumentation. (auth)
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