Why are some of the detectors listed unsuitable for HPLC? Which of the GC detectors ) in the table below ) are suitable for HPLC?

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Why are some of the detectors listed unsuitable for HPLC?

  1. Which of the GC detectors ) in the table below ) are suitable for HPLC?
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Туре
Applicable Samples
Flame ionization
Hydrocarbons
Thermal conductivity
Universal detector
Electron capture
Halogenated compounds
Tunable for any species
Mass spectrometer (MS)
Thermionic
Nitrogen and phosphorous compounds
Electrolytic conductivity (Hall)
Compounds containing halogens, sulfur, or nitrogen
Photoionization
Compounds ionized by UV radiation
Fourier transform IR (FTIR)
Organic compounds
Transcribed Image Text:Туре Applicable Samples Flame ionization Hydrocarbons Thermal conductivity Universal detector Electron capture Halogenated compounds Tunable for any species Mass spectrometer (MS) Thermionic Nitrogen and phosphorous compounds Electrolytic conductivity (Hall) Compounds containing halogens, sulfur, or nitrogen Photoionization Compounds ionized by UV radiation Fourier transform IR (FTIR) Organic compounds
Туре
Applicable Samples
Flame ionization
Hydrocarbons
Thermal conductivity
Universal detector
Electron capture
Halogenated compounds
Tunable for any species
Mass spectrometer (MS)
Thermionic
Nitrogen and phosphorous compounds
Electrolytic conductivity (Hall)
Compounds containing halogens, sulfur, or nitrogen
Photoionization
Compounds ionized by UV radiation
Fourier transform IR (FTIR)
Organic compounds
Transcribed Image Text:Туре Applicable Samples Flame ionization Hydrocarbons Thermal conductivity Universal detector Electron capture Halogenated compounds Tunable for any species Mass spectrometer (MS) Thermionic Nitrogen and phosphorous compounds Electrolytic conductivity (Hall) Compounds containing halogens, sulfur, or nitrogen Photoionization Compounds ionized by UV radiation Fourier transform IR (FTIR) Organic compounds
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