New Chromabond® HR-X from Macherey-nagel

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New Chromabond® HR-X from Macherey-nagel

08 Apr, 2008

Published over 18 years ago. See the latest and most current information on Chromatography.

Macherey-Nagel introduces CHROMABOND® HR-X – an innovative material for solid phase extraction of pharmaceutical compounds.
This innovative SPE phase is based on spherical state-of-the-art polymer and suitable for a broad spectrum of applications with special suitability for enrichment of pharmaceuticals from biological matrices (urine, blood, serum and plasma but also tablets, creams and water/waste water) Ideal flow properties due to low content of particulate matter, optimised pore structure and high specific
surface guarantee high loadability and outstanding elution properties. Low solvent consumption results in rapid and economical analyses. The high-purity adsorber material allows highest reproducibility with
extremely low blind values and reliable analyses at ultra trace level. Furthermore, no method adaptation for every new batch is necessary.
The application ‘Sulfonamides from serum’ proves the excellent recoveries, even having a difficult matrix.
Already available from Macherey-Nagel are CHROMABOND® HR-P - a special SPE-cartridge for environmental applications - and CHROMABOND® EASY - a polar, bifunctional modified polystyrene divinylbenzene copolymer. CHROMABOND® HR-X is offered in standard PP and glass cartridges, as well as in cartridges for flash chromatography and in 96 plates.
Detailed product information containing full application notes can be downloaded from the homepage www.mn-net.com.

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