Separation Mode |
GPC/GFC/SEC |
Detection Method |
RI/ELSD, UV |
Formulation |
Solid |
Storage Condition |
4C (Fridge) |
System Type |
LC |
Shelf Life |
36 Months |
Shelf life upon reconstitution |
1 Week |
Shipping Condition |
Ambient |
Tolarence |
10% (Mp) |
Mass |
5 g |
Type |
Calibration |
UNSPSC |
41116107 |
Application |
Gel Permeation |
Product Type |
Standards |
Units per Package |
1 pk |
Polystyrene Standard 10,100
Waters is aware that getting reliable data calls for a system that has been properly calibrated. By providing you with well-characterized polymer standards and reference materials, we help you maintain your productivity. The polymers of our reference materials were carefully designed to provide known molecular weight information for various analyses. Whether you select a single standard or a cocktail mix, you can rely on the traceability of our performance-based reference materials.
A single GPC standard (Gel Permeation Chromatography standard), the Polystyrene Standard 10,100 is provided in a single package. It can be kept in a refrigerator at 4 degrees Celsius. This standard has a shelf life of 36 months and is easily preserved; however, after reconstitution, its shelf life is only one week. The tolerance for this Polystyrene Standard 10,100 is 10%. (Mp).
An individual GPC standard (Gel Permeation Chromatography standard) is used to determine the molecular weight. 10,100 Da for polystyrene. Standards for polystyrene calibration that you can use to characterize or validate your chemical study. These excellent, tested standards provide you confidence in your outcomes.
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How Come A Gradient System Might Be Necessary?
To enhance chromatographic separations, gradient systems let you adjust the flow rate and solvent/buffer changes. They can also be employed to accelerate column re-equilibration and sharpen separations. A four-solvent gradient system comprising methanol, acetonitrile, ammonium acetate buffer, and the formic acid solution is helpful for developing procedures. In order to do quick separations, quality control laboratories frequently employ isocratic systems that operate a mobile phase with a constant composition.