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UHPLC chromatographic column

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UHPLC chromatography columns are widely used in industries and fields such as pharmaceuticals, food, chemicals, printing and dyeing, and environmental protection. The bonded phase has strong hydrophobicity and sample separation ability, making it an ideal choice for separating various organic compounds. The high-purity silicone matrix, tight bonding technology, and tail sealing process make it have good peak symmetry for the separation of acidic, alkaline, and easily chelating compounds.

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UHPLC chromatographic columnWidely used in industries and fields such as pharmaceuticals, food, chemicals, printing and dyeing, and environmental protection, this bonded phase has strong hydrophobicity and sample separation ability, making it an ideal choice for separating various organic compounds. The high-purity silicone matrix, tight bonding technology, and tail sealing process make it have good peak symmetry for the separation of acidic, alkaline, and easily chelating compounds.

Morphling ® Performance characteristics of WD-C18 (octadecylsilane bonded silica gel chromatography column):

1. Universal chromatographic column with high carbon loading capacity (17%) and strong separation ability

2. Sealed tail *, separating polar and alkaline compounds with more symmetrical peak shapes

3. Wide pH range (1.5-10.0), widely applicable

4. Excellent reproducibility between batches and columns

UHPLC chromatographic columnA significant feature of bonded phases is surface coverage, high carbon loading (17%), strong hydrophobicity, and strong sample separation ability. It is an ideal choice for the separation of various organic compounds. The ultra-high purity silica gel matrix and strict tail sealing process make it have good peak shapes for the separation of acidic, alkaline, and easily chelating compounds.