The Next Evolution in GC/FID

As GC analysis continues to evolve, there has been increasing demands on scientists driving for higher throughput and fiscally responsible analysis.

As GC analysis continues to evolve, there has been increasing demands on scientists driving for higher throughput and fiscally responsible analysis. This new world requires greater accuracy with uniform response factors, increased oxygenate sensitivity, and single injection quantification.

Learn from Quantum Analytics new partner, Activated Research Company (ARC), about their breakthrough innovative products such as the Polyarc System and Jetanizer – GC add-ons designed to enhance chemical analysis.

Join us for this powerful session and discover ARC’s specialization in chemical analysis and catalytic reactors. Get an insider look into the innovative products that improve gas chromatography. Provide your team the technologies and capability to assess compound purity, quantify unknowns, and increase throughput – all with safety, reliability, and economics in mind.

Get ready to take your GC analysis further. We’ll see you there.

Webinar Takeaways:

• Discover new innovations in the chromatography industry
• Build a better understanding of the existing limitations in gas chromatography.
• Learn ways to improve your analysis by leveraging new technology
• Explore tools designed to simplify and streamline your most challenging analysis.

Presenter: Connor Beach (Sales Engineer, Activated Research Company (ARC))

Beach leads the company’s sales engineering efforts domestically, with responsibility for technical sales in North America. He works closely with the product team and the ongoing product innovation efforts at ARC in both gas chromatography and liquid chromatography. Beach worked with ARC in 2015 on the initial product development of the Polyarc system where he tested the new two stage reactor system for calibration free GC analysis as well as application testing. He has three publications related to his efforts with the Polyarc system. In his previous role with Honeywell Beach served as a Process Design Engineer. Before joining Honeywell in 2019, Beach served as a Lead R&D Engineer at Sironix Renewables where he was responsible for the operation of a laboratory including initial setup, general maintenance, data collection/analysis, equipment procurement, and new experiment designs. At Sironix Renewables he utilized the Polyarc to streamline analysis of novel chemicals. Beach holds a Bachelors degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Minnesota -Twin Cities.