SFC chromatography column Viridis®

SFC chromatography column
SFC chromatography column
SFC chromatography column
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SFC

Description

Accessing the power of normal-phase chromatography with the ease and reliability of reversed-phase chromatography is critical for separation scientists like you doing Supercritical Fluid Chromatography (SFC) applications. With the Torus, Trefoil, and Viridis SFC Column chemistries and Waters SFC instrumentation, now your lab can achieve normal-phase alternative selectivity with reversed-phase ease and reliability - all while ensuring ease of scalability, column-to-column consistency, and reduced method development times. With these high-quality achiral and chiral SFC column chemistries, your lab can address difficult achiral and chiral separations, deliver novel selectivity and robustness, and achieve unequaled speed and unparalleled confidence. Overview High-quality, consistent, and reproducible columns Handle achiral and chiral separations with unequaled speed and unparalleled confidence Use for a wider range of compounds in a single sample Highest efficiency and quality control (QC)-ready robustness Scale from analytical to achiral SFC preparative chromatography Rugged SFC preparative columns available in patented Optimum Bed Density (OBD) technology for excellent column lifetimes Torus Column Characteristics Torus 2-PIC (2-Picolylamine) Columns General use achiral column yielding added compound retention and novel selectivity Best choice for applications with both acidic and basic compounds Scalable and available in analytical and preparative column dimensions Enhanced performance compared to conventional 2-EP (2-ethylpyridine)

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Torus™
Torus™
7 Pages
Trefoil™
Trefoil™
7 Pages
Viridis®
Viridis®
6 Pages
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