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Xtimate PEG-SEC-120, 5μm, 7.8×300mm

P/N: 00288-31052

Xtimate PEG-SEC-120, 5μm, 7.8×300mm

Welch Materials, Inc.
$1,970.00 USD
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Xtimate PEG-SEC column employs a specialized surface modification technique to ensure excellent stability and batch-to-batch reproducibility. Its unique dual-bonding mechanism minimizes nonspecific adsorption of polyethylene glycol (PEG) samples, facilitating more accurate separation and analysis. This column is designed for systematic testing of PEG with different molecular weights and is part of a comprehensive solution for PEG molecular weight distribution analysis.

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Brand: Xtimate

Phase: PEG-SEC-120

Particle Size: 5μm

Pore Size: 120Å

USP Classification: L33/L59

Separation Mode: Size Exclusion

pH Range: 2.0-7.5 (short term 7.5-9.5)

Surface Area:

Carbon Load:

Max.Pressure: 45Mpa

Endcapped:

Max.Temp.: 80°C

Particle Shape: Spherical

Similar Columns:

(Note: The above cross reference indicates alternative column(s) that will likely give a similar selectivity. There is no guarantee of 100% substitution and thus is for your reference only.)

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Specifications

Brand: Xtimate

Phase: PEG-SEC-120

Particle Size: 5μm

Pore Size: 120Å

USP Classification: L33/L59

Separation Mode: Size Exclusion

pH Range: 2.0-7.5 (short term 7.5-9.5)

Surface Area:

Carbon Load:

Max.Pressure: 45Mpa

Endcapped:

Max.Temp.: 80°C

Particle Shape: Spherical

Similar Columns:

(Note: The above cross reference indicates alternative column(s) that will likely give a similar selectivity. There is no guarantee of 100% substitution and thus is for your reference only.)

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