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The compounds emerging from the gas-chromatographic column are quantitatively converted to a mixture of CO(2) and H(2). These gases are separated by means of an auxiliary column. The ratio of C and H atoms of each substance is deduced from the areas of carbon dioxide and hydrogen peaks.
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