HPLC Guard Columns (analytical) NUCLEODUR ® π 2 , 3 µm, 4 x 3 mm
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Part number: AC100008521
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Intended for structured formulation workflows, the Pre-column systems for HPLC, specifically the Hplc Guard Columns (Analytical) Nucleodur ® Π 2 , 3 Μm, 4 X 3 Mm, serve as essential protective measures against contaminants that may harm the main HPLC column. With a pore size of 110 Å and a specific surface area of 340 m²/g, these fully porous particles (FPP) provide optimal filtration capabilities. The biphenylpropyl modified surface chemistry ensures compatibility with acetonitrile-water eluents, while the 3 μm particle size and 4 x 3 mm L x Ø internal dimensions offer pressure stability up to 600 bar. By utilizing these guard columns, researchers can extend the lifespan of their main HPLC columns,
- Category: Pre-column systems for HPLC
- L x Ø internal (column): 4 x 3 mm
- Column inner diameter: 3 mm
- Pressure stability: 600 bar
- Particle type: Fully porous particles (FPP)
- pH stability: 3,0-10,0
- Surface chemistry: Biphenylpropyl modification
- Column length: 4 mm
- Pore size: 110 Å
- Eluent in column: Acetonitrile - Water
- Specific surface according to BET: 340 m²/g
- Separation principle: Reversed phase (RP)
- Endcapped: yes
- Particle size: 3 µm
- Carbon content: 17 %
- Pore volume: 0.9 ml/g
| Name | Value | |
|---|---|---|
| Endcapped | : | yes |
| Pore size | : | 110 Å |
| Pore volume | : | 0.9 ml/g |
| pH stability | : | 3,0-10,0 |
| Column length | : | 4 mm |
| Particle size | : | 3 µm |
| Particle type | : | Fully porous particles (FPP) |
| Carbon content | : | 17 % |
| Eluent in column | : | Acetonitrile - Water |
| Surface chemistry | : | Biphenylpropyl modification |
| Pressure stability | : | 600 bar |
| Separation principle | : | Reversed phase (RP) |
| Column inner diameter | : | 3 mm |
| L x Ø internal (column) | : | 4 x 3 mm |
| Specific surface according to BET | : | 340 m²/g |
