electron-capture detector
electron-capture detector
[i′lek‚trän ‚kap·chər di′tek·tər] (analytical chemistry)
Extremely sensitive gas chromatography detector that is a modification of the argon ionization detector, with conditions adjusted to favor the formation of negative ions.
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