® HPLC Columns Inertsil ODS-4 is a C18 column developed focusing on superb inertness to basic, acidic, neutral and chelating compounds, which can virtually.

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® HPLC Columns Inertsil ODS-4 is a C18 column developed focusing on superb inertness to basic, acidic, neutral and chelating compounds, which can virtually provide perfect peak shapes for any type of compounds. Basic Compound Acidic Compounds Chelating Compound Assy Assy Assy Assy Inertsil ODS-4 Column AColumn BColumn C Inertsil ODS Column AColumn BColumn C 1. Peak adsorbed Analytical Conditions Column: 5um 150X4.6mm I.D. Mobile Phase: A) CH 3 CN B) 25mM Phosphate buffer ; pH7.0 (A / B) = (40 / 60) Flow Rate: 1.0 mL/min Col.Temp.: 40C Detector : UV at 220 nm Sample : 1.0 uL ( 0.1 mg / mL ) 1) Dextromethorphan hydrobromide Column AColumn BColumn C Analytical Conditions Column: 5um 150X4.6mm I.D. Mobile Phase: A) CH 3 CN B) 0.1% H 3 PO 4 (A / B) = (40 / 60) Flow Rate: 1.0 mL/min Col.Temp.: 40C Detector: UV at 254 nm Sample: 3.0 uL 1) Brilliant Blue FCF (0.05 mg / mL) 2) Phenol (0.3 mg / mL) 3) Salicylic acid (0.2 mg / mL) Analytical Conditions Column: 5um 150X4.6mm I.D. Mobile Phase: A) CH 3 CN B) 0.1% H 3 PO 4 (A / B) = (40 / 60) Flow Rate: 1.0 mL/min Col.Temp.: 40C Detector: UV at 254 nm Sample: 1.0 uL (0.1 mg / mL) 1) β-Thujaplicin ( Hinokitiol ) Analysis of a highly basic compound. Poor peak shapes are observed when the packing material contains residual silanol groups or by-products that were generated during the synthesis of the packing material. Sample 1. is a highly acidic compound. When the surface of the packing material is neutral, it provides an excellent peak shape which is ideal for quantitative determination. Analysis of a highly chelating compound. An unusual peak shape is observed when the surface of the packing material contains metals. 1. Peak adsorbed The Highest Inertness has been achieved on silica base HPLC columns for Most Critical Analyses - Perfect End-capping technique A newly developed state-of-the-art end-capping technique ideally deactivates the residual silanol groups, resulting in preventing adsorption of highly basic compounds. In addition, since the surface of the packing material is neutral, adsorption of neutral and highly acidic compounds does not occur. - Intensive elimination of trace metals on the silica gel surface When analyzing chelating compounds, it can be analyzed without any masking operations to those metals that are exposed on the surface of the packing material. - Extreme durability to acidic mobile phase conditions - High stability to 100% aqueous mobile phase conditions Physical PropertiesFeature Silica: Purity: Particle Size: Surface Area: Pore Volume: Pore Size: Bonded Phase: End-capping: Carbon Loading: USD Code: High Purity Spherical Silica Gel % 5um 450 m2/g 100A 1.05 mL/g Octadecyl groups Yes 11% L1 Philippostraat 5, 9870 Machelen Tel: Fax:

Analytical / Preparative Column Ordering Information Cartridge Guard Column Ordering Information * End-fitting is Waters 1/16” type. * For other column sizes, please send us an enquiry. (Upon request) * When ordering, please specify the packing material. * Only Waters 1/16” end-fitting type is compatible for our Cartridge Guard Column E. * Conventional Guard Columns and GL-Cart Guard Columns are also available. * For more information, please feel free to contact us. ●The specification and the column type are subject to change without notice due to continual improvements. ●All brand names and product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of GL Sciences Inc. ●TM or ® are not described in this brochure. Phlippostraat 5, 9870 Machelen Tel: Fax: ® HPLC Columns Produced by: Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku, Tokyo , Japan Tel: Fax: Order here: