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Solvent rinse kits are generally suitable to rinse a column. The detector end of the column is placed in the rinse kit vial through the straight arm. Solvent is added to the vial supplying inert gas from the other arm of tee-fitting. Pressure created in the sealed vial forces the solvent to pass through the column rinsing the column.[1]
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