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Derivatization is primarily performed to modify an analyte's functionality to enable chromatographic separations. For more than 30 years, Regis has been a leader in the manufacture of highly pure derivatization reagents for gas chromatography. The formation of chemical derivatives to facilitate meaningful analysis has long been a common practice in gas chromatography. For the analytical chemist, judicious use of derivatization can be the key to unlocking and simplifying a great many complex and perplexing separation problems. Derivatization, accomplished through alteration of functional groups, provides: 

GC Derivatization Reagents	Applications / Technical Information	Literatur
Acylation Reagents	Derivatization Methods/Functional Groups Charts	Review of GC Derivatization Methods
Alkylation Reagents	GC/MS Melamine Testing Method	Derivatization Prodedures
GC Chiral Derivatization		GC Derivatization Brochure
Silylation Reagents	Hydrox-Sil Concentrate

Sample volatility or thermal stability is crucial in GC applications. If a sample does not possess these important characteristics, GC analysis is highly unproductive. Derivatization techniques have been developed to address these issues to insure successful separations. In GC Derivatization, replacement of active hydrogen in functional groups, such as -COOH, -OH, -NH, and -SH, is the primary area of concern and is accomplished through silylation, acylation or alkylation.

 

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