Spherisorb Amino (NH2) Column, 80Å, 3 µm, 2 mm X 100 mm, 1/pk
The Spherisorb Amino (NH2) Column, which comprises a silica sorbent that is aminopropyl bonded, is a crucial piece of scientific apparatus. It is used for HILIC, normal-phase, and anion-exchange separations. The column is designated USP L8. The prescribed carbon load for the NH2 (Amino) packing is 2.0 percent, and the ligand density is moderate.
One of the HPLC columns in the scientific literature that receives the most references is the Waters Spherisorb® Column. More than 20,000 analytical abstracts utilizing Waters Spherisorb Columns have been published, offering a vast array of verified techniques and applications to support your method development process. To satisfy your chromatographic needs, Waters Spherisorb Columns are made in a variety of particle sizes and bonded phases with a distinctive separation selectivity.
All of Waters' analytical columns use high-performance packing materials, including the Spherisorb Amino (NH2) Column. For applications requiring a bigger capacity for biological fluid purification and/or temperature control, the column was specially designed and built.
Similar to all other Waters equipment, the Spherisorb Amino (NH2) Column is made in our cGMP, ISO 9001-certified laboratory utilizing ultra-pure chemicals. Additionally, the chromatographic testing of lab equipment packaging is performed on each batch using neutral, acidic, and basic analytes, and the results are kept to the highest standards. In order to guarantee that the lab equipment constantly delivers excellent, reproducible performance, this is done.
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