1. Introduction to two-dimensional gas chromatography
The analysis of complex mixtures (environmental samples, petroleum cuts, natural extracts) in gas chromatography is a real challenge for the analyst. These samples are often too complex to be fully separated on a single stationary phase. What's more, trace compounds often co-elute with very abundant analytes.
Giddings' work perfectly illustrates this phenomenon. Modern capillary columns have more than 100,000 theoretical plates. However, if you want to separate a mixture of 100 components...
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Introduction to two-dimensional gas chromatography