HPLC chromatography detector 2998
PDA

HPLC chromatography detector
HPLC chromatography detector
HPLC chromatography detector
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Characteristics

Type
HPLC
Technology
PDA

Description

Adding spectral conformation to your absorbance detection while maintaining high sensitivity and a wide linear dynamic range can be a challenge. The Waters 2998 Photodiode Array (PDA) Detector is designed to do just that while complementing your LC and LC-MS systems. The uniquely integrated software and optics innovations of the 2998 PDA Detector deliver no-compromise chromatographic and spectral sensitivity and noise specification as low as 10 μAU. For routine analyses, the 2998 PDA Detector is reliable and easy-to-use, with enhanced software control for simultaneous 2D and 3D operation with either Empower or MassLynx Software – making it the ideal detector for any lab application, from compound identification to method development. Overview Enhanced software control provides flexibility for simultaneous 2D and 3D operation with either Empower or MassLynx Software High-quality spectral resolution by operating at a fixed optical resolution of 1.2 nm Capable of determining spectral homogeneity, yielding confidence in method specificity Recommended Use: Ideal for spectral conformation in absorbance detection for any lab application, from compound identification to method development. Light source Deuterium arc lamp Warranty: 2000 hours or one year (whichever comes first) Flow cell design Patented TaperSlit Path length 10 mm (analytical flow cell) Flow cell volume 8.4 μL (analytical flow cell) Pressure limit 1000 psi (analytical flow cell) Wetted materials Alliance HPLC/ACQUITY Arc: 316 stainless-steel, fused silica, PEEK, fluoropolymer ACQUITY Arc Bio: fluoropolymer, fused silica, MP35N, PEEK, titanium
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