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Which Sorbent is Best For Your ApplicationThe text and tables that follow give you detailed information on the
properties of the sorbents that Waters offers.
The Original C18 SorbentWaters original C18 sorbent is the most widely referenced SPE product, with over 2,300 published papers or articles specifying its use. This product is made using the most reproducible bonding technology available, utilizing monofunctional silane chemistry. Waters original C18 sorbent offers a unique selectivity and excellent recovery of analytes, and is recommended for most applications where HPLC is utilized for subsequent analysis.tC18 (trifunctional) SorbentWith the addition of tC18 sorbent, you can now choose between two highly reproducible C18 chemistries, monofunctional and trifunctional. Waters trifunctional tC18 cartridges are recommended for most applications involving GC, GC/MS or LC/MS especially if long sample contact times are involved. This new tC18 sorbent has also become increasingly popular in pharmaceutical applications when a high carbon load, very hydrophobic surface is required. (See Table 2)New tC2 (trifunctional) SorbentMany applications require a less hydrophobic (relative to C18), short carbon chain sorbent to provide optimal sample processing of a wide range of analytes. However, finding a reproducible, stable C2 sorbent can be difficult. Waters has recently developed a new, state-of-the-art trifunctional bonding process that provides you with the most dependable sorbents (tC2 and tC18) of this type available. The tC2 is ideal for many types of applications such as environmental, pharmaceutical, etc.Table 2: Recommendations for Using C18 and tC18 SorbentsC18 tC18Key: R = recommended adsorbent O = may also be applicable NR = not recommended
Table 3: Physicochemical Characteristics of SorbentsSep-Pak Surface Activity End- Percent Pore Particle1 pH of 10% aqueous slurry 2 Moisture content <= 3.2% 3 Moisture content <= 2.5% 4 Moisture content <= 1.5%; activity <= 1 on Brockmann
activity
scale
Table 4: Chemistry of Bonded Phase Packing SorbentsSorbent Bonding Chemistry Surface Functionality C18 Monofunctional -Si(CH3)2C18H371 An acrylic acid/acrylamide copolymer on Diol silica; ligand density: 350 ?moles/g; approximate protein binding capacity = 175 mg Cytochrome c/g of packing or 63 mg/Accell Plus CM Plus or Classic cartridge. 2 An acrylamide copolymer on Diol silica; ligand density = 220
?mol/g; approximate protein binding capacity = 200 mg BSA/g of packing
or 72 mg/Accell Plus QMA Plus or Classic cartridge.
Table 5: Cartridge Design and Nominal Weight of Sorbent (in milligrams)Separation Mode Plus Classic Light General Surface*Sep-Pak Plus long-body cartridge. **The amino propyl packing may also be used in the protonated
form as a weak anion exchanger.
Sep-Pak Vac Cartridges Nominal Weight of Sorbent*Syringe Size New 50 mg 100 mg New 200 mg 500 mg 1 g 2 g 5 g 10 g 1cc X X Vac RC X 3 cc X X Vac RC X 6 cc X X 12 cc X 20 cc X 35 cc X | ||||||||||
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