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|Articles|January 31, 2018
Getting Started with GC Analysis for Cannabis
Author(s)Ellutia
Want to begin cannabis testing but don’t know where to start? Register now to find out how even somebody with no previous GC experience can start in house testing of cannabis samples. On Demand webcast available until Jan. 31, 2019.
With the rapidly growing cannabis industry, the need for quality testing is essential. All along the supply chain from growers to extractors to dispensaries there is a growing desire for in-house testing, but for in-house staff who have little or no previous experience in chromatography, knowing what is possible and where to start can be challenge. This webcast will look at what is achievable on a simple, cost-effective gas chromatography system.
Do I need a degree to operate a GC instrument?
How do I prepare the sample for GC analysis?
What cannabis applications can I perform using gas chromatography?
What results will I get and what do they mean?
Speaker:
Dr. Mark Landon, Technical Director, Ellutia
Date and Time:
On Demand available on demand until Jan. 31, 2019.
Sponsor: Ellutia
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