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| Standard SPE Procedure for CHROMABOND® PS-OH- (strong anion exchanger on PS/DVB) | Method: | Matrix | Application-No.: | SPE | - | 304035 | | | | | Substances: | | | | Column: | | CHROMABOND® PS-OH-, 3 ml, 200 mg | | Phase: | | CHROMABOND PS-OH- | | MN catalog number: | | 730396 | | | | | | Sample pretreatment: | | Sample is adjusted to pH 7-11 in relation to the anionic compounds | | | | | | Conditions: | | Column conditioning: 3 ml methanol, then 3 ml water. (Do not let run the column dry.)
Sample aspiration: The prepared sample is passed through the column by vacuum or pressure (max. 1000 ml sample volume)
Washing 1: With 3 ml 5% NH3 in water acidic impurities are removed. Washing 2 (Elution 1): With 3 ml methanol / water (20:80, v/v) neutral and basic compounds can be removed (eluated).
Elution 2: Compounds are eluted with 2 x 2 ml methanol/acetone (1:1, v/v) + 5% AcOH or with 2 x 2 ml methanol/acetone (1:1, v/v) + 20% NH3 | | | | | Detection Subsequent analysis: | | | | | | | | Author(-s): | | SPE department | | Source: | | MACHEREY-NAGEL | | | | | | Keywords: | | standard SPE procedure; strong anion exchanger; SAX | | | | | | | | Chromatogram: | | |
| | | | | | Legend: | | All solvent volumes are based on the amount of adsorbent (200 or 500 mg) and have to be adjusted according to the size of used cartridge. This protocol is a suggestion for standard procedures and should be optimized (solvents, volumes, adsorbent amount, ....) due to necessity of the investigated sample or compound and subsequent analysis (GC, HPLC, ...). | | www.mn-net.com |  | Concerning questions to literature applications please contact the cited author/s. Chemicals mentioned in applications are not manufactured or sold by MACHEREY-NAGEL. Applications mentioned in MACHEREY-NAGEL literature or databases are provided for informational purposes only. MACHEREY-NAGEL does not warrant that all applications have been tested in MACHEREY-NAGEL laboratories using MACHEREY-NAGEL products. MACHEREY-NAGEL does not warrant the correctness of the applications. |
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