Timescales in Chemical Analysis

Has anyone seen a comparative list of typical run times of the techniques used in analytical chemistry? I am making a list of *rough* timescales of analytical techniques (for a slide). Assume that the sample preparation is aleady done.


For example: 
Volumetric titration may take up to 10 minutes


Gravimetry can take several hours to a day


NMR- several minutes


**Electron spin resonance ?**


**X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy: survey spectrum for surface analysis?**


**Auger electron spectroscopy for surface analysis**


**X-ray crystallography**


Inductively coupled plasma: approximately a minute to read one sample 


FTIR- minutes


Raman spectroscopy- typically a minute


HPLC- seconds to hours


GC/ Supercritical Fluid Chromatography/ Capillary electrophoresis
 - seconds to hours


Mass spec - less than a minute


Ion mobility spectrometry- milliseconds




Proton NMR (1D) acquisition time can vary by orders of magnitude depending on concentration (sample amount), instrument sensitivity and relaxation times. For a standard experiment it is on the order of minutes.


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