Phenomenex Zebron ZB-5ms GC ColumnsZebron ZB-5ms is the most popular starting column for method developers
Features

Phenomenex Zebron ZB-5ms GC Columns

Low Bleed Performance for GC-MS

  • Most popular starting column for method developers
  • Arylene Matrix Technology™ (AMT) provides a highly stable arylene phase for enhanced resolution of PAHs and multi-ring aromatic compounds
  • Low bleed (MS certified) especially suited to high sensitivity work using GC-MS

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Recommended Applications
  • Acids, Alkaloids, Amines, Dioxins, Drugs, EPA Methods (525, 610, 625, 8100), Essential Oils, Flavors, FAMEs, Halo-hydrocarbons, PCBs/Aroclors, Pesticides/Herbicides, Phenols, Residual Solvents, Semivolatiles, Solvent Impurities

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Upgrade to Zebron from any 5 % phenyl-arylene /
95 % dimethylpolysiloxane phase:

Agilent®
  • DB®-5ms
  • DB-5.625
  • DB-5ms EVDX
  • CP-Sil 8 CB MS
  • VF-5ms
Restek®
  • Rtx®-5Sil MS
SGE®
  • SLB®-5ms
General Selection Guidelines

The following selection guidelines are for choosing a Zebron 5 phase column. Please contact your Phenomenex representative for additional assistance.    

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5 % Phenyl-Arylene Phases
  • Improve separations for aromatic analytes
  • Available in standard, inert, and application-based styles
  • Replace 5% phenyl-arylene 95% dimethylpolysiloxane phases from Agilent®, Restek®, Supelco®, and other manufacturers

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 Consistent response after more than 700 samples at pH 2! 

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