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Supplier: Restek

Ultra IBD is a polar-embedded column that acts as a strong hydrogen bonder and may be the most versatile column available today. It is compatible with 100% aqueous mobile phases and can be used under reversed-phase or HILIC conditions to retain very polar, ionic compounds in highly organic mobile phases.

Supplier: VARIAN

Florisil is a magnesia-loaded silica gel, extremely polar in nature and ideal for the isolation of polar compounds from non-polar matrices.

Supplier: Restek

General purpose columns for arson accelerants, essential oils, hydrocarbons, pesticides, PCB congeners (e.g. Aroclor mixes), sulfur compounds, amines, solvent impurities, simulated distillation, oxygenates, gasoline range organics (GRO), refinery gases.

Supplier: Restek

These Viva columns are based on a wide pore material designed for optimal large-molecule separations. Base-deactivated spherical silica is useful for normal-phase or HILIC separations. These columns have a narrow distribution around the mean pore size, permitting a larger portion of the silica surface to play a role in the separation.

Supplier: VARIAN

Due to the methyl group and subsequent low carbon load, Bond Elut™ C1 is the least retentive of all alkyl group bonded phases for non-polar compounds. However, due to the extensive end capping of this sorbent to mask polar silanol activity, retention and elution of polar and multi-functional analytes can still be achieved. Typical applications include plasma, urine and aqueous samples.

Supplier: Restek

These biphenyl columns offer a greater degree of dispersion than conventional phenyls and a greater degree of polarizability than phenyl hexyls, creating higher selectivity and a greater range of usability. Because of these heightened interactions, this column shows substantial increases in retention—especially for dipolar, unsaturated, or conjugated solutes—and enhanced orthogonal selectivity when using methanol mobile phases.

Supplier: VARIAN

EnvirElut™ sorbents are specially designed for the extraction of a wide range of compounds from aqueous matrices. EnvirElut™ PAH and Pesticides are available in standard SPE straight barrel cartridges, which can be used on conventional vacuum manifolds such as the Vac Elut SPS 24.

Supplier: Restek

An intrinsically base-deactivated (IBD) phase, containing a polar group within, or intrinsic to, the hydrocarbon bonded phase. Unique selectivity and a high level of base deactivation, while reducing or eliminating the need for mobile phase additives.

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Aqueous C18 is a rugged, reversed-phase column with a well-balanced retention profile. It can effectively retain more types of solutes than a conventional C18 and is ideal for multicomponent LC-MS analyses. The general-purpose Aqueous C18 boasts high reproducibility and compatibility with many mobile phase conditions - even 100% aqueous. And when used with a gradient, it eliminates the all-too-common issue of multiple compounds eluting near the column void time.

Supplier: VARIAN

Bond Elut™ DEA bears some resemblance to Bond Elut™ NH₂ in its properties but with a slightly lower capacity as an anion exchange sorbent. DEA has a moderately non-polar character due to the alkyl side chains on the amino functionality. These groups still afford a medium level of polarity, higher than C₈ but less polar than C₂ or CN-E.

Supplier: VARIAN

Bond Elut™ Plexa PCX uses a polymeric cation exchange resin that combines the outstanding properties of Bond Elut™ Plexa - superior flow characteristics and improved analytical performance - with strong cation exchange functionalities. This mixed-mode SPE sorbent removes neutral and acidic interferences from the matrix, concentrates basic analytes and therefore improves sensitivity in the determination of basic compounds.

Supplier: VARIAN

Bond Elut™ SCX is a strong cation exchanger with a very low pKa. Although the pKa is similar to Bond Elut™ PRS, the presence of the benzene ring in the functional group increases the potential for non-polar interactions. This non-polar characteristic becomes particularly important when conducting ion-exchange from aqueous systems, where selectivity towards compounds exhibiting cationic and non-polar character is seen.