Rtx-CLPesticides GC Capillary Column Kit, 0.32 mm ID, 0.32 µm
Columns are not preconnected in this kit.
Rtx-CLPesticides GC Capillary Column Kit, 0.32 mm ID, 0.32 µm
概要
- Application-specific columns for organochlorine pesticides and herbicides.
- Low bleed—ideal for high sensitivity GC-ECD or GC-MS analyses.
- Baseline separations in less than 10 minutes using cat.# 11196.
- Kit contains an Rtx-CLPesticides column (cat.# 11141), Rtx-CLPesticides2 column (cat.# 11324), Deactivated Universal Angled "Y" Press-Tight connector (cat.# 20403-261), and a Siltek-deactivated guard column (cat.# 10027).
See how our Rtx-CLPesticides columns compare to the competition at www.restek.com/RtxCLP7.
Only Rtx-CLPesticides columns provide optimal results using any carrier gas. Read our technical article to learn how you can get faster results with helium and hydrogen, or can simplify your system using nitrogen.
- Stable to 320–340 °C.
- Analyze EPA Method 8081B, 8082A, 8151A, 504.1, 515, 508.1, and 552.2 compounds without time-consuming column changes.
Improved resolution and faster analyses, compared to 1701 or phenyl phases, make these the pesticide columns of choice. Rtx-CLPesticides columns are specially designed to overcome the coelutions and analyte breakdown typically encountered in chlorinated pesticide analyses for EPA Methods 8081, 608, and CLP. By achieving baseline resolution of the 20 target analytes, more accurate qualitative data can be obtained, providing reliable identification without GC-MS.
Column bleed, measured by ECD, is extremely low at temperatures up to 330 °C, which is critical for baking-out the column to remove high-boiling compounds commonly found in pesticide/PCB extracts. An analysis time of less than 10 minutes improves throughput compared to other stationary phases.
Note: Analyzing dirty or derivatized samples can contaminate your column. Restek does not recommend analyzing trace-level pesticide samples following derivatized samples (e.g., Methods 8151A and 552.2) without first performing inlet maintenance. Standard steps include trimming the guard column and changing the inlet liner, O-ring, seal, and septum.