Order number: 33X1.1
Part number: AC100006939
Optimized for controlled laboratory processes, the Hplc Column Nucleodur® C 18 Gravity Sb, 1.8 μm, 30 mm, 4 mm offers exceptional performance under highly aqueous conditions, making it ideal for overall sophisticated analytical separations, particularly for polar compounds such as antibiotics, organic acids, water-soluble vitamins, and more. With its base deactivated (BDS), high density octadecyl (C 18, ODS) modification, this UHPLC column exhibits hydrophobic (van der Waals) interactions with additional polar interactions, ensuring superior retention of early eluting substances. Its pressure stability of up to 900 bar and temperature stability of 60°C further enhance its versatility within the lab setting.
| Name | Value | |
|---|---|---|
| Phase | : | C 18 Gravity SB |
| Endcapped | : | yes |
| Pore size | : | 110 Å |
| Column type | : | UHPLC column |
| Pore volume | : | 0.9 ml/g |
| USP listing | : | L1 |
| Column shape | : | Analytical separation column |
| pH stability | : | 1,0-9,0 |
| Column volume | : | 0.38 ml |
| Particle size | : | 1.8 µm |
| Particle type | : | Fully porous particles (FPP) |
| Similar phases | : | NUCLEOSIL ® C 18 HD Xterra ® RP 18 / MS C 18 Luna ® C 18 (2) Gemini ® Synergi™ Max RP Zorbax ® Extend C 18 Inertsil ® ODS III Purospher ® Star RP-18 Hypersil™ BDS |
| Eluent in column | : | Acetonitrile - Water |
| Surface chemistry | : | Base deactivated (BDS), High density octadecyl (C 18 , ODS) modification |
| Pressure stability | : | 900 bar |
| Separation principle | : | Reversed phase (RP) |
| Temperature stability | : | 60 ° C |
| L x Ø internal (column) | : | 30 x 4 mm |
| Recommended application(s) | : | Overall sophisticated analytical separations Antibiotics Organic acids Ideal for method development Especially for polar compounds Water soluble vitamins Excellent performance under highly aqueous conditions |
| Specific surface according to BET | : | 340 m²/g |
| Interactions / retention mechanism | : | hydrophobic (van der Waals) with additional polar interactions |
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