Why are using in Hi,zero air, Ni gass are used GC
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Answer / chandra sekhar emmadi
they r inert gases... they did not react with the sample... just they cary the sample
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Answer / veeru
GC-Gasses use He&N carrier gas,Zero air is used supporting gas,hydrogen gas is used fuel gas
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Answer / swapnil
Nitrogen is carrier gas and air(oxygen) is supported to running sample in detected impurities and hydrogen gas is used flame
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Answer / venkat
he gas is inert gas and easly availble in market and cheply
did not react with the samply and do not any contamination
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