Separation Mode |
Reversed Phase |
Detection Method |
RI |
Formulation |
Liquid |
Storage Condition |
Room Temperature |
System Type |
LC |
Shelf Life |
36 Months |
Shipping Condition |
Ambient |
Volume |
10 mL |
Type |
Qualification |
UNSPSC |
41116107 |
Application |
System Performance |
Brand |
Alliance |
Product Type |
Standards |
Units per Package |
1 pk |
Alliance with RI Detector Qualification Standards Kit
The Alliance HPLC standards kit or also known as the Alliance with RI Detector Qualification Standards Kit contains standards appropriate for verification of system reproducibility, detector gain linearity, injector accuracy, and injector carryover. This reversed-phase standards kit can be stored at Room Temperature and Pressure up to a shelf life of 36 months and is shipped as a 10mL solution. Waters Qualification and Calibration Kits provide pre-packaged solutions with a Certificate of Analysis to help you complete your own qualification duties successfully.
The Alliance with RI Detector Qualification Standards Kit is listed as a flammable liquid and can be quite harmful if inhaled. The contents of the kit can also be toxic if they come in direct contact with the skin or if swallowed. It is highly recommended to handle the Alliance with RI Detector Qualification Standards Kit with best laboratory practices and immediately apply first aid and exposure control measures shared on the Material Safety Data Sheet in case of any exposure; you may need to consult a doctor or physician immediately as some effects may be delayed.
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