Cyanopropyl (CP) Columns

 

SMT manufactures ultra-stable cyanopropyl [CN] columns for normal and reversed-phase chromatographic separation modes. These columns have some special characteristics. When used in normal phase mode, with relatively nonpolar solvents, CN-stationary phase can separate many polar compounds just like silica. When used in reversed-phase mode, with relatively polar solvents, CN-stationary phase offers complimentary selectivity that may be unattainable with traditional reversed-phase packings such as C18 and C8.

 

Unique features:

  Homogeneous CN-functional surface that permits faster equilibration than unmodified hydroxyl silica surface.

  Extremely high phase density and stability that are not found in conventional CN-stationary phases.

  Increased longevity provided through “total coverage”.

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CP-10-100/15

Particle Size: 10 um, Pore Size: 100A, Length: 150 mm, I. D.: 4.6 mm

CP-10-100/25

Particle Size: 10 um, Pore Size: 100A, Length: 250 mm, I. D.: 4.6 mm

CP-10-300/15

Particle Size: 10 um, Pore Size: 300A, Length: 150 mm, I. D.: 4.6 mm

CP-10-300/25

Particle Size: 10 um, Pore Size: 300A, Length: 250 mm, I. D.: 4.6 mm

CP-10-300/30

Particle Size: 10 um, Pore Size: 300A, Length: 300 mm, I. D.: 4.6 mm

CP-5-100/10

Particle Size: 5 um, Pore Size: 100A, Length: 100 mm, I. D.: 4.6 mm

CP-5-100/15

Particle Size: 5 um, Pore Size: 100A, Length: 150 mm, I. D.: 4.6 mm

CP-5-100/25

Particle Size: 5 um, Pore Size: 100A, Length: 250 mm, I. D.: 4.6 mm

CP-5-300/10

Particle Size: 5 um, Pore Size: 300A, Length: 100 mm, I. D.: 4.6 mm

CP-5-300/15

Particle Size: 5 um, Pore Size: 300A, Length: 150 mm, I. D.: 4.6 mm

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