Is it possible to introduce a liquid sample?

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Yes that is possible, it is even recommended. When the polymer solution is injected into the PTV-pyrolyser, the results can be quantitative. Even Large Volume Injection Pyrolysis can be done.

For liquid pyrolysis it is important to use the correct liner; 2414-1011 and 2414-1007 are the most popular liners for pyrolysis.

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How can I optimize my Large Volume Injection (LVI) ?
I have a standard OPTIC-4S and I want to make a liquid pyrolysis of a polymer, is that possible?
Can I introduce a solid sample?
What is the difference between; 'LINEX-Liquid Injection' and 'LINEX' method?
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Is the ramp rate of 60°C/sec fast enough to perform pyrolysis?
What is the optimal needle penetration of the OPTIC inlet system?
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