A chromatograph is a high-precision analytical instrument that separates and quantitatively or qualitatively detects multiple components in a mixed sample by leveraging differences in the rates of adsorption, dissolution, and distribution of various substances between a stationary phase and a mobile phase. It is primarily divided into two categories: gas chromatographs and liquid chromatographs, often used in conjunction with auto-samplers, detectors, and data workstations. It can accurately determine the types and concentrations of trace components in a sample and is widely applied in precision physicochemical analysis scenarios such as quality inspection, research and development, and environmental monitoring.
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