Agilent Bond Elut Diol (2OH) SPE
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Agilent Bond Elut Diol (2OH) SPE resembles unbonded silica, forming strong hydrogen bonds with analytes. Bond Elut Diol can also be used in nonpolar mode because the hydrocarbon spacer on its functional group provides enough nonpolar character for retention of hydrophobic analytes. Bond Elut Diol is a listed SPE device for the DIN 14333-1 method on benzimidazole fungicides.
Features
- Provides polar and nonpolar modes
- Strong hydrogen bonding with analytes
- Similar capabilities to unbonded silica
Specifications
| Bond Elut Diol (2OH) | |
| Category | Polar |
| Base Material | Silica based |
| Bonded Functional Group | Diol |
| Endcapped | No |
| Format | Packed bed |
| Typical Carbon Loading | 6.8% |
| Surface Area | 500 m2/g |
| Particle Size | 40 µm, irregular |
| Mean Pore Size | 60 Å |
Literature
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