Gas chromatography (GC) with sulfur selective
detection is finding widespread use in many applications.
Demand for low-level sulfur detection will only increase in
response to more stringent quality control and
regulations.
Sulfur compounds can significantly poison various
catalytic processes involved in hydrocarbon and fuels
processing. Monitoring these low-level poisons can lead to
considerable cost reductions by improving yields, increasing
catalyst life and producing higher quality products. Fuel
contaminants can adversely affect fuel cell systems and fuel
processors performance when they are powered from natural
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