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Thermo Scientific™ OmniPac™ PAX-500 HPLC Columns
When you need to separate anionic and neutral species in a single run, use this solvent-compatible mixed-mode column.
Specifications
Column Type | Mixed Mode |
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For Use With (Application) | Reversed Phase and Ion Exchange |
Max. Pressure | 4000 psi (275 bar) |
Particle Size | 8.5 μm |
Stationary Phase | Alkanol Quaternary Amine |
Description
When you need to separate anionic and neutral species in a single run, use the Thermo Scientific™ OmniPac™ PAX-500 Column. With anion-exchange and reversed-phase properties, this polymer-based mixed-mode column is solvent compatible and stable over the entire pH range of 1-14. Solvents may be used to affect selectivity as well as to remove contaminants to extend column lifetime. The OmniPac PAX-500 column is ideal for analysis of a wide range of compounds.
The OmniPac PAX-500 column is ideal for analysis of alcohols, alkanolamines, antihistamines, anti-inflammatory agents, aromatic acids, inorganic acids, peptides, purines and pyrimidines, sulfonamides, sulfonated anionic surfactants, and water-soluble vitamins.- Macroporous hydrophobic core provides reversed-phase retention and is coated with an anion-exchange latex bead layer for anion-exchange retention
- Ion exchange capacity of approximately 40μeq/column
- 100% solvent-compatible and should always be run with at least 1% organic solvent in the mobile phase
Specifications
Mixed Mode | |
4000 psi (275 bar) | |
Alkanol Quaternary Amine | |
0 to 14 | |
300 m²/g | |
4 mm |
Reversed Phase and Ion Exchange | |
8.5 μm | |
Spherical, Microporous Polymer | |
1200 Å | |
L50 |
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