SPE columns, CHROMABOND HR-XAW, 85 µm, 3 mL/60 mg
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Particle type
Fully porous particles (FPP)
Particle shape
Spherical
Endcapped
No
Brand
CHROMABOND
Filter element material
Polyethylene (PE)
Carbon content
Not available or proprietary
pH stability
1.0–14.0
Column shape
Open tubular syringe-shaped column with Luer tip outlet
Column volume
3 mL
Hardware
Polypropylene (PP) columns with polyethylene (PE) filter elements
Column type
SPE column
Selling unit
30 columns
Scope of delivery
30x (6x5 in aluminum bags each) SPE columns, certificate of analysis
Particle size
85 µm
Base material
PS/DVB copolymer
Method
Solid phase extraction (SPE)
Mode
Mixed mode (RP and Ion exchange (IEX))
Pore size
55–65 Å
Specific surface according to BET
850 m²/g
Recommended application(s)
Perfluorinated surfactants
Recommended application(s)
Acidic compounds
Recommended application(s)
Sulfonates
Recommended application(s)
Strong acids with pKa < 1
Phase
HR-XAW
Surface chemistry
Hydrophobic spherical polystyrene-divinylbenzene copolymer (PS/DVB) with secondary and tertiary ammonium modification, weak Mixed mode anion exchanger (WAX)
Filling quantity
60 mg
Column volume/adsorbent weight
3 mL/60 mg
Recommended application(s)
Active ingredients from strongly matrix contaminated
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Macherey Nagel - Chromatography Catalogue
PFAS analysis performed on MACHEREY-NAGEL products according to official methods like EPA and DIN
EPA 533: The enrichment of PFAS using the SPE column CHROMABOND HR-XAW and subsequent chromatographic separation on a NUCLEODUR PFAS analytical HPLC column: PFAS analysis according to EPA 533
EPA 537.1: The enrichment of PFAS using the SPE column CHROMABOND HR-X and subsequent chromatographic separation on a NUCLEODUR PFAS analytical HPLC column: PFAS analysis according to EPA 537.1
Further Application Notes related to PFAS analysis:
Download: Application Note (PDF) - PFAS analysis according to FDA method C-010.02
Download: Application Note (PDF) - PFAS analysis according to EPA 533 and 537.1
Download: Application Note (PDF) - PFAS analysis according to ISO 21675:2019 and to DIN 38407‑42