Gas - liquid chromatography (GLC)

Definition:

Gas-liquid chromatography (GLC) is a separation technique in which gas (usually inert gas, such as helium or nonreactive gas, such as nitrogen), is used as a mobile phase, and liquid as a stationary phase.

References:

[1]. Scott RP. Gas-liquid chromatography: recent developments in apparatus and technique. Br Med Bull. 1966 May;22(2):131-6. [Content Brief]

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