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Branches: LCMS
LCMS
Thermo Scientific Syncronis Silica HPLC Columns
Optimize the reproducibility of normal phase chromatographic separations using Thermo Scientific™ Syncronis™ Silica LC Columns.
Branches: LCMS
LCMS
Thermo Scientific Hypersil GOLD Silica HPLC Columns
Achieve outstanding peak shape and sensitivity with Thermo Scientific™ Hypersil GOLD™ Silica LC Columns.
Branches: LCMS
LCMS
Waters SunFire Silica HPLC Columns
Waters SunFire Prep Silica columns are general purpose columns used under normal phase conditions.
Branches: LCMS
LCMS
Waters Nova-Pak Silica HPLC Columns
Nova-Pak HR Silica columns are silica-based, semi-preparative and preparative columns that are based on 6 µm particle technology.
Branches: LCMS
LCMS
Waters Atlantis Silica HILIC HPLC Columns
Waters Atlantis HILIC Silica columns are used in combination with high organic mobile phases (>80% ACN) to provide retention of analytes that are too polar
Branches: LCMS
LCMS
KNAUER Eurospher II 100 Si Prep HPLC Columns for NP & HILIC (USP L3)
Unmodified Silica gel materials were the first ones used for chromatography. This is the reason the mode is called "normal phase" (NP).
Branches: LCMS
LCMS
KNAUER Eurospher II 100 Si (U)HPLC Columns for NP & HILIC (USP L3)
Unmodified Silica gel materials were the first ones used for chromatography. This is the reason the mode is called "normal phase" (NP).
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