[Ibin-Huan]

Hi guys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Does anyone can provide me PDF file, power poin or any form else that explain how to estimate manually the concentration of an analyte in GS by both using peak area and peak hight. I know that it can be done automticaly by GC instrument but I want to understand it.
Thank you

[Borek]

I think any book on instrumental analysis should explain it.

[Golden_4_Life]

1. get a pair of scissors and carefully,precisely cut out the peaks of your standard and test samples.
2. place the paper cut outs on a 4-place digital balance.
3. carefully measure the weights of the Peaks to 0.0001 gram for both the reference Standard and the test samples.
4. compute the concentration of your test samples by the usual ratio method in comparison to your Standards.

[crosemeyer]

1. get a pair of scissors and carefully,precisely cut out the peaks of your standard and test samples.
2. place the paper cut outs on a 4-place digital balance.
3. carefully measure the weights of the Peaks to 0.0001 gram for both the reference Standard and the test samples.
4. compute the concentration of your test samples by the usual ratio method in comparison to your Standards.

Awesomest thing I've read all day!   

[JGK]

1. get a pair of scissors and carefully,precisely cut out the peaks of your standard and test samples.
2. place the paper cut outs on a 4-place digital balance.
3. carefully measure the weights of the Peaks to 0.0001 gram for both the reference Standard and the test samples.
4. compute the concentration of your test samples by the usual ratio method in comparison to your Standards.

I remember doing that when we had to validate our computing integrators against the old chart recorders back in the day

[Golden_4_Life]

Heheh--yes this is an antiquated method of quantification.