Practical Essentials of Headspace
- Duration: 3.25 hours for on-demand
- Experience level: Intermediate
- Delivery methods: Offsite training & consultancy | On-Demand | Online | Onsite training & consultancy | Tailored training |
- Type of course: Universal
- Applicable to manufacturer(s): Agilent | Bruker | CTC | GERSTEL | GLSciences | Leco | PerkinElmer | Scion | Shimadzu | SRI | Thermo | Varian | Waters |
- CPD Approved: Approved
- Scheduled course price: £195.00 + TAX per delegate
- Course discounts: RSC CAMS HEaTED Cambridge Network TSN members receive a discount on this course
Why should I join Practical Essentials of Headspace?
Module 5 of the Practical Essentials of Sample Preparation course.
This course covers the theory of static and dynamic headspace and how to modify samples to improve results, how to create HS methods, analyse samples and the parameters which can be optimised. This course will cover static and dynamic headspace.
Combine other days or modules.
What would I learn on Practical Essentials of Headspace?
- You will learn about Headspace as an automated sample preparation technique for GC or GC-MS in great detail
- You will learn the fundamental theory of Headspace
- You will learn about the types of samples that can be analysed using Headspace
- You will learn about the various parameters that can be optimised for the technique to improve method robustness and sensitivity
- You will learn about the individual steps and processes of Headspace analysis
- You will learn the frequent maintenance and common troubleshooting problems in Headspace analysis
- You will learn Headspace tips and tricks
- You will learn about the benefits of using Headspace in the analysis of your samples
Is this course for me?
This course requires good knowledge of GC or GC-MS.
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Feedback from previous attendees
“I enjoyed the detailed course slides and found it more interesting than other courses.” Analytical Chemist, 2025
“The course instructor is a knowledgeable person and takes attention to detail. I particularly enjoy when actual examples are given, for instance when something goes wrong and what to do in those situations, or what have we learnt from that mistake.” Celia Lourenco, Research Fellow, Cranfield University, August 2022.
