chromatograph
/krəʊˈmatəɡrɑːf
/noun
1An apparatus for performing chromatography.For each set of analyses, a sample of ambient air was injected into the chromatograph to monitor calibration....
- Mass spectrometers often are attached to chromatographs.
- The injector and detector of the chromatograph were maintained at 250 and 275 deg C, respectively.
1.1 another term for chromatogram.The HPLC chromatographs were compared to the chromatograph of ‘Linetta,’ a rapeseed variety widely used as a standard for glucosinolate identification....
- UV-absorbance chromatographs for each line were compared with a chromatograph of the unmixed standard reaction that had been subjected to denaturation/reannealing.
- Review of example chromatographs for Hb O-Arab in the published literature shows the presence of this minor peak.2-5 It is assumed that this minor peak is glycosylated Hb O-Arab or possibly a degraded product of this hemoglobin.
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