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High Pressure Inverse Gas Chromatography
Adam Jones & Marcos Perez-Blanco

The use of a high pressure gas to aid in devolatilization is attractive to many industries. A new experiment has been designed which can test the influence of gases at elevated pressure on the mass transport and thermodynamics of polymer-solvent systems. It is an extension of the inverse gas chromatography (IGC) technique. The new technique, termed high pressure IGC, has been verified with several solvents on a poly (vinyl) acetate capillary column. A description of the apparatus and preliminary results are presented in this chapter.

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