Thermo Scientific Acclaim 120 C8 HPLC Columns
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Thermo Scientific Acclaim 120 C8 HPLC columns are high performance reversed phase columns with intermediate hydrophobic retention. The columns feature a densely bonded monolayer of octyldimethylsiloxane on a highly pure, spherical fully porous silica substrate with 120 Å pore size. Acclaim 120 C8 provide selectivity that is similar to the Acclaim 120 C18 columns with a predictable elution order but less retention. Compounds elute faster with excellent efficiency yielding quicker separation methods.
Features
- C8 stationary phase meets USP L7 specifications
- Similar selectivity to C18 columns, but with reduced retention
- Less hydrophobic and less retentive than Acclaim 120 C18
- Highly efficient, symmetrical peaks with difficult basic and chelating analytes
- Ultrapure fully porous silica substrate with 2.2 µm, 3 µm, and 5 µm particle sizes
- Optimised surface pretreatment, proprietary high-density bonding process, and vigorous endcapping
- Reliability designed into the manufacturing process and assured by thorough and appropriate testing
- LC-MS compatible
- Excellent performance for basic pharmaceuticals and environmental samples
Specifications
| Acclaim 120 C8 | |
| Bonded Phase | C8 |
| Particle Type | Fully Porous |
| Particle Size | 2.2 µm, 3 µm, 5 µm |
| Pore Size | 120 Å |
| Surface Area | 300 m2/g |
| Carbon Load | 11% |
| Endcapped | Yes |
| Maximum Temperature | 60°C |
| pH Range | 2 - 8 |
| Hardware | Stainless Steel |
| USP Designation | L7 |
Literature
Introduction to the broad range of chemistries and column families from Thermo Scientific
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