Introduction of the industry first narrow range ACQUITY APC calibration standards specifically designed to match the molecular weight range of the ACQUITY APC columns. The APC Standards are available in polystyrene and polymethylmethacrylate configured into Low, Middle, and High Molecular Weight Calibration Kits, in addition to a convenient Method Development Kit which include the full separation range of all three kits combined. The standards are designed to provide a maximum range of narrow standard data points for specific column set or molar mass range
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What is ACQUITY Advanced Polymer Chromatography?The ACQUITY Advanced Polymer Chromatography (APC™) System is a breakthrough technology that defines the ultimate in size-based chromatographic separations, delivering more information about your polymers faster than ever before. This means better characterization, improved asset utilization and a superior solution for achieving corporate innovation and sustainability goals. |
ACQUITY APC Polystyrene and Polymethylmethacrylate MW Calibration KitsThe ACQUITY APC Standards are available in both polystyrene and polymethylmethacrylate configured into Low, Middle and High Molecular Weight Calibration Kits. Each kit is designed to provide a maximum number of narrow standard data points for specific column sets or molar mass range for higher data accuracy. They are also available in convenient Method Development Kits to include the full separation range of all three kits combined. |
Frequent Calibration for Great Confidence in DataWith the introduction of the ACQUITY APC system, calibration is conducted with significantly shorter cycle times. This enable users to run more replicates and include calibration with each test set. With increased frequency of calibration, scientists achieve better data and higher test consistency. |
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