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The Polyarc^® System: The World's First and Only Equimolar Carbon Detector.

Single Component Calibration

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The Polyarc^® System: Better Data Quality. Increased Throughput. More Economical.

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Simultaneous Compound Identification and Quantification with Parallel Polyarc^®/FID and MS

National Renewable Energy Laboratory

Saving Time by Reducing Calibrations for the Quantification of VOCs in Paints and Coatings using the Polyarc^® System

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Latest News | The Analytical Scientist: The story behind the Polyarc^® system – and how it sparked a discovery to make car tires from sugar

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[This] is really the holy grail of chemical analysis.

Paul Dauenhauer Professor, University of Minnesota*

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The Polyarc is the future of FID. It is to carbon as the SCD is to sulfur without the complexity.

Dr. Jean-Paul Schirle-Keller Flavor Research and Education Center, University of Minnesota*

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I've been working in the oil and gas field for the past 5 years and I think the Polyarc^® reactor will change the industry in the near future. I can see this technology improving many of the current ASTM test methods used in this field.

Nicholas DeMuth AmSpec Technical

Solves a problem that is as old as GC.

Judge The Analytical Scientist Innovation Award 2015

The Polyarc^® reactor is an exciting piece of lab equipment that, in practice, should be installed on every GC to eliminate the need for tedious calibrations and to facilitate closure of carbon balances when unknown species are detected. I am very encouraged by the results and recommend the product.

Matthew Gilkey Ph.D. Candidate, University of Delaware

Chemicals

Oil, Gas, and Biofuels

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