Product Highlights ADVERTISEMENT Chiral Separations. Find Your Solution at YMC.
YMC has numerous options for Chiral Separations. Choose from Amylose and Cellulose based materials with familiar separation behavior—now offered as coated and immobilized phases for HPLC and SFC. Also: cyclodextrin (CD) and derivatized CD and NEA phases. Available in a wide range of particle sizes and column dimensions for analytical and preparative separations. Guard columns available too! Visit YMC’s website:
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www.ymcamerica.com ADVERTISEMENT Catalytic Combustion Ionization Detector
A Catalytic Combustion Ionization Detector for GC, available from DETector Engineering & Technology, provides selectivity for com- pounds containing chains of Methylene groups, with no response to Aromatic or Cyclo-Hydro- carbons. This detection produces simplified chromatograms of Alkanes, Alkenes, FAMEs, and Triglycerides in complex Petroleum and Biological samples. Additional selectivity for compounds with saturated versus unsaturated
Carbon bonds is achieved by adjustments of the Oxygen concentra- tion in the detector gases.
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IQ-2000: A New Way to Inspire the Next Generation of Scientists
Extrel’s IQ-2000 innovative mass spectrom- eter offers a new way to inspire the next generation of scientists. The IQ-2000: · Is a research-quality, high-performance system in an educational package.
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Automated Dynamic Light Scattering for Nanoparticles and Protein Solutions—with on-board Camera
The DynaPro Plate Reader II from Wyatt Technology is an automated Dynamic Light Scattering (DLS) instrument that may be used with industry standard 96, 384, or 1536 well plates for the unattended and rapid analysis of protein solutions, promiscuous inhibitors,
quantum dots, nanoparticles, or other samples in solution. The new instrument also includes an on-board camera which photographs each well so that sample purity, bubble formation, crystallization, or other phenomenon can be examined visually. The Plate Reader has the unique ability to make rapid measurements so that conventional “batch” mode DLS can be avoided. In so doing, the measurement times can be cut down by a factor of 10, meaning hundreds—even thousands—of analyses can be performed in a single day.
www.wyatt.com MB3600-CH70 Polyol Analyzer
The MB3600-CH70 Polyol Analyzer from ABB Analytical is designed for R&D and QA/QC applications on polyols and derivatives. This analyzer is based on ABB’s high-performance industrial FT-NIR spectrometer which is maintenance-free and enables
fast determination of several quality properties in liquid chemicals. With a set of pre-loaded calibration models for OH value determina- tion in polyols and a user-friendly interface, the MB3600-CH70 is a true turnkey solution that is ready-to-use from day one.
www.abb.com/analytical ADVERTISEMENT CDS-7500 Thermal Desorption Autosampler
The CDS-7500 TD Autosampler from CDS Analytical is an extension of our popular 7400 Purge & Trap Autosampler and offers several unique innovations in thermal desorption analysis. This Autosampler has the ability to change between TD tubes for air and VOA vials for soil and/or water analysis. Features include a reliable pick and place robotic arm,
automated IS addition, sample saver, leak checking, and the ability to desorb other manufacturers’ tubes.
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