Nitrogen selective flame ionization detector

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The nitrogen-selective flame ionization detector - N-FID for short - is a detector for nitrogenous organic compounds (= hydrocarbons ), which is mainly used in connection with gas chromatographs (GC).

The structure is similar to the common FID (flame ionization detector), which is widely used in gas chromatography.

Related devices:

• Nitrogen Phosphorus Detector (NPD)
• FID (flame ionization detector)
• PID (photoionization detector)
• AFID (alkali FID)