Solid core (core-shell) particles appear in the ACE column! Unique EBT technology achieves high stability across a wide pH range.
A new UltraCore column (HPLC/UHPLC column) has been added, featuring solid core (surface porous) particles from the UK ACE column group. Compared to conventional fully porous silica, it can be used at lower pressures, and due to the limited diffusion of analytes, it achieves high efficiency and sharp peak shapes. Additionally, it employs a unique encapsulation bonding technology (EBT) that delivers stable high performance across a wide pH range, dramatically increasing the ligand coverage on the silica surface and effectively eliminating the negative effects of unbound silanols. **Features** - Utilizes ultra-inert solid core particles (surface porous) - Monodisperse particle distribution combining low pressure and high efficiency - Expanded pH stability (1.5 to 11.0) - Compatible with LC/MS buffers - Employs unique encapsulation bonding technology (EBT)
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<Specifications> - Solid core particles with particle sizes of 2.5µm and 5µm - SuperC18 and SuperPhenylHexyl phases - pH range (1.5 to 11.0) - Pore size: 95Å - Surface area (m²/g): 100 (5µm), 130 (2.5µm) *For more details, please download the catalog.
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Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) / Ultra-High-Performance Liquid Chromatography (UHPLC)
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Tomshik Co., Ltd. was established in October 1992 with the aim of widely introducing consumables in the field of analytical instruments to researchers in Japan, contributing to the support of research and development in Japan as a technological nation. Based on trust with suppliers from the United States and EU countries, we handle over 50,000 products and provide valuable information to our customers.
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