Waters PIC Reagent B7, 5/Pk - WAT085103 (HAZMAT)

Waters PIC Reagent B7, 5/Pk

Part Number: WAT085103

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Available in the following configurations:

• PIC Reagent Sample Kit (PIC A, B5, B6, B7, B8): Product Number: WAT085144 (Hazardous Material)

Paired -Ion Chromatography (PIC® Reagents) provide an easy solution for analyzing samples containing ionic species. These reagents allow ionic compounds to be separated by reverse-phase chromatography, saving time by allowing simultaneous assay of acids, bases, amphoteric and neutral compounds. PIC B7 is a 5 vials/pkg workable solution in UV range in mobile phase of 240+ nm.

PIC Reagent B7

As the world’s leading manufacturer and supplier of scientific equipment, Waters ensures that you can equip your lab with all the necessary tools to conduct analysis. As such, Waters also has an extensive portfolio that provides a convenient solution for analyzing samples containing ionic species in the Paired -Ion Chromatography (PIC®) Reagents. This is accomplished while eliminating problems of precise pH and temperature control, reproducibility, and short column life associated with ion exchange. These reagents can be used to separate ionic compounds by reverse-phase chromatography, saving time by allowing simultaneous assay of acids, bases, amphoteric and neutral compounds. This particular listing is the PIC Reagent B7, which is a 5 vial per package workable solution in the UV range in the mobile phase of 240+ nm. The reagent has been specially formulated to eliminate background interference in the low UV range.

Paired-ion chromatography is a technique for performing ion-exchange separations on a reversed-phase column by adding hydrophobic paired-ion reagents to the mobile phase that are adsorbed onto the stationary phase. These reagents enhance the interaction of oppositely charged sample components with the stationary phase, delivering multiple benefits, including increasing the retention of oppositely charged solutes, decreasing the retention of equally charged solutes, and not affecting the retention of uncharged solutes.

Employ the PIC Reagent B7 rapid separation of bases, as it helps to easily separate Quaternary amines, a class of compounds that is usually separated by ion-exchange chromatography. The PIC Reagent B7 has been purified and quality controlled by liquid chromatography to guarantee consistent results. In addition to this, it has also been preformulated for ease of use and is buffered to an appropriate pH for most acidic and basic compounds. By using the PIC Reagent B7, you have an increased sensitivity potential for compounds ordinarily used with existing PIC reagents.

Waters PIC reagents are pre-formulated, quality-controlled reagents used for analyzing samples containing ionic species. They are used in paired-ion chromatography (PIC), a technique that separates ionic compounds by reverse-phase chromatography.

What Does Ion Exchange Remove?

The ion exchange process is widely used for the removal of hardness (as in softening), heavy metals (as in waste treatment), radionuclides (as from power plants), and municipal water feeds (removal of nitrates, arsenic, perchlorate, hexavalent-chrome, and others).

Waters PIC reagents are pre-formulated, quality-controlled reagents used for analyzing samples containing ionic species. They are used in paired-ion chromatography (PIC), a technique that separates ionic compounds by reverse-phase chromatography.

Features

• Buffered to a pH that works for most acidic and basic compounds
• Purified and quality controlled by liquid chromatography
• Can be used to simultaneously assay acids, bases, amphoteric, and neutral compounds

How to use

• Add one vial of reagent to one liter of mobile phase and filter
• Store unopened reagent at room temperature for up to one year
• Store mobile phases containing the reagent at 4°C indefinitely

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