Rtx -CLPesticides Columns Reduce Analysis Time; Reduce System Maintenance
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1 Columns Reduce Analysis Time; Reduce System Maintenance 0 YEARS Turning Visions into Reality
2 and Fused Silica Columns Detect and confirm 0 common organochlorine pesticides simultaneously. Complete analysis in less than minutes (see Figure ). Primary and confirmation analysis with one injection. Organochlorine pesticides represent a very common analysis in environmental laboratories, traditionally using Rtx -, Rtx -, Rtx -0, or equivalent columns. With traditional columns, however, it is difficult to resolve the 0 most commonly analyzed organochlorine pesticides in a reasonable time. Higher polarity columns also are problematic - they trap polar contaminants from the samples, and this reduces column lifetime. Rtx -CLPesticides and Rtx -CLPesticides columns were designed specifically for this application, with consideration for both analysis time and column lifetime. They separate commonly analyzed organochlorine pesticides rapidly, with high temperature stability that assures reliable data. Figure shows the analysis of 0 pesticides is completed in minutes - 0% of the time required on a traditional column! Further, an Rtx -CLPesticides column and an Rtx -CLPesticides column can be used under the same injection port pressure and oven temperature program, which makes them an ideal pair for dual column analysis. Some analysts prefer columns with internal diameters other than 0.mm, and Rtx -CLPesticides and Rtx -CLPesticides columns with other IDs can be used without sacrificing resolution. Figure shows these 0 pesticides exhibit the same resolution on 0.mm ID columns, in the same analysis time, as on 0.mm ID columns. To increase lab efficiency and throughput, Rtx -CLPesticides and Rtx -CLPesticides columns can be used under fast analytical conditions, reducing analysis time to less than minutes, as Figure shows. Column Deactivation Rtx -CLPesticides and Rtx -CLPesticides columns incorporate our proprietary intermediate polarity deactivation to make the tubing surface non-adsorptive to active pesticides. A second version of CLPesticides columns, Stx -CLPesticides and Stx -CLPesticides columns, incorporate our Siltek deactivation process, which makes the tubing surface virtually inert to endrin and other active compounds. These columns provide the ultimate performance for ppb on-column concentrations. Resolution on either column pair is not affected by the tubing deactivation. Additional Applications Laboratories strive to use one primary column / confirmation column pair for multiple methods, and Rtx -CLPesticides and Rtx -CLPesticides columns offer this convenience. In addition to organochlorine pesticides, compounds that are routinely analyzed by GC/ECD on these columns include triazine herbicides, chlorinated disinfection byproducts, haloacetic acids, and volatile chlorinated and brominated insecticides. Figures - demonstrate the versatility of Rtx -CLPesticides and Rtx -CLPesticides columns. tech tip A primary cause for downtime is system maintenance, to clean or replace contaminated injection port components. By using a "Y" connector to connect a guard column to an Rtx -CLPesticides / Rtx - CLPesticides column pair, one injection port and one injection of sample extract can be used for the primary and confirmation analysis. This cuts injection port maintenance by half, which greatly reduces downtime. injector guard column SeCure Y connector analytical columns detectors
3 Figure Analyze and confirm 0 common organochlorine pesticides in minutes, using an and column pair. 0m, 0.mm ID, 0.0µm (cat.# ) 0 0 0m, 0.mm ID, 0.µm (cat.# ) 0 0.,,,-tetrachlorom-xylene*. α-bhc (α-hch). γ-bhc (lindane). β-bhc (β-hch). δ-bhc (δ-hch). heptachlor. aldrin. heptachlor epoxide. γ-chlordane 0. α-chlordane.,'-dde. endosulfan I. dieldrin. endrin.,'-ddd. endosulfan II.,'-DDT. endrin aldehyde. methoxychlor 0. endosulfan sulfate. endrin ketone. decachlorobiphenyl* * surrogate standard min. 0 0 min. 0 0 GC_EV000 Sample: Organochlorine Pesticide Mix AB# (cat.# ), Pesticide Surrogate Mix (cat. # 000), -0pg each analyte on-column Oven temp.: 0 C (hold min.) to 00 C (hold 0 C/min. Inj.: direct, Uniliner inlet liner (cat.# 0), 00 C Detector: ECD, 00 C with anode purge Dead time:. min. Head pressure:.psi (constant) Flow 0 C, helium Figure 0.mm ID and columns provide the same resolution as 0.mm ID columns, in the same analysis time. 0m, 0.mm ID, 0.0µm (cat.# 0) 0 0 0m, 0.mm ID, 0.µm (cat.# 0) 0 0.,,,-tetrachloro-m-xylene*. α-bhc (α-hch). γ-bhc (lindane). β-bhc (β-hch). δ-bhc (δ-hch). heptachlor. aldrin. heptachlor epoxide. γ-chlordane 0. α-chlordane.,'-dde. endosulfan I. dieldrin. endrin.,'-ddd. endosulfan II.,'-DDT. endrin aldehyde. methoxychlor 0. endosulfan sulfate. endrin ketone. decachlorobiphenyl* * surrogate standard min. 0 0 min. 0 0 GC_EV00 Sample: Organochlorine Pesticide Mix AB# (cat.# ), Pesticide Surrogate Mix (cat. # 000), -0pg each analyte on-column Oven temp.: 0 C (hold min.) to 00 C (hold 0 C/min. Inj. port: direct, Uniliner inlet liner (cat.# 0), 00 C Detector: ECD, 00 C with anode purge Dead time:. min. Head pressure: psi (constant) Flow 0 C, helium
4 Figure Fast GC conditions and / columns cut analysis time to less than minutes. 0m, 0.mm ID, 0.0µm (cat.# ) 0m, 0.mm ID, 0.µm (cat.# ).,,,-tetrachloro-m-xylene*. α-bhc. γ-bhc. β-bhc. δ-bhc. heptachlor. aldrin. heptachlor epoxide. γ-chlordane 0. α-chlordane.,'-dde. endosulfan I. dieldrin. endrin.,'-ddd. endosulfan II.,'-DDT. endrin aldehyde. methoxychlor 0. endosulfan sulfate. endrin ketone. decachlorobiphenyl* * surrogate standard GC_EV00 GC_EV00 Sample: Organochlorine Pesticide Mix AB # (cat.# ) 0µg/mL each pesticide in hexane:toluene (:) Pesticide Surrogate Mix (cat.#000 ) 00µg/mL each surrogate in acetone Inj.:.0µL direct, open-top drilled Uniliner inlet liner (cat.# 0) Inj. temp.: C Carrier gas: helium, constant pressure Linear velocity: 0 C Oven temp.: 0 C (hold min.) to 0 C/min. to 0 C (hold min.) Det.: 0 C Figure Chlorophenoxy acid herbicide derivatives are well resolved, with elution reversals, on / columns. 0m, 0.mm ID, 0.0µm (cat.# ) 0, 0m, 0.mm ID, 0.µm (cat.# ) 0. dalapon.,-dichlorobenzoic acid. -nitroanisole. dicamba. MCPP. MCPA. dichlorprop.,-d. pentachloroanisole 0.,,-TP. chloramben.,,-t.,-db. picloram. bentazon. dinoseb. DCPA. acifluorfen DCAA DCAA min. 0 0 min. 0 0 GC_EV000 Sample: derivatized chlorophenoxy herbicides, on-column conc.: 00 0,000pg/mL Inj.:.0µL direct injection of Uniliner inlet liner (cat.# 0), Oven temp.: 0 C (hold min.) to 00 0 C/min. (hold 0 min.) Inj. / det. temp.: 00 C/00 C Carrier gas: helium Inlet pressure:.psi 0 C Det.: ECD w/anode purge
5 Figure Haloacetic acid methyl derivatives by US EPA Method. on / columns. 0m, 0.mm ID, 0.0µm (cat.# ). monochloroacetic acid MCAA. monobromoacetic acid MBAA. dichloroacetic acid DCAA. dalapon DL.,,-trichloropropane** IS. trichloroacetic acid TCAA. bromochloroacetic acid BCAA. dibromoacetic acid DBAA. bromodichloroacetic acid BDCAA 0. chlorodibromoacetic acid CDBAA.,-dibromopropionic acid* SURR. tribromoacetic acid TBAA C = contaminant in solvent Compounds analyzed as methyl derivatives ** internal standard * surrogate standard Retention Times Rtx -CLP Rtx -CLP C min. 0 GC_EV00 0m, 0.mm ID, 0.µm (cat.# ) 0 +C min. 0 GC_EV0000 Sample: custom haloacetic acid methyl derivatives mix, 0-00µg/mL each component in MTBE Inj.: µl splitless Oven temp.: 0 C (hold min.) to 00 C/min. Inj. temp.: 00 C Carrier gas: helium Linear velocity: cm/sec. ECD temp.: 00 C
6 Figure Volatile chlorinated and brominated insecticides by US EPA Method 0. on / columns. 0m, 0.mm ID, 0.0µm (cat.# ) min. 0 0m, 0.mm ID, 0.µm (cat.# ). chloroform. bromodichloromethane. chlorodibromomethane.,-dibromoethane (EDB).,,,-tetrachloroethane. bromoform.,,-trichloropropane.,-dibromo--chloropropane (DBCP) min. 0 GC_EV0000 Dual-column analysis, using 0.mm ID guard column (cat.# 00), universal angled Y Press-Tight connector (cat.# 00). Direct injection using a Uniliner inlet liner (cat.#0). On-column conc.: 0pg each compound. Oven temp.: C (hold min.) to 00 C/min. Inj./det. temp.: 00 C/00 C Carrier gas: helium, psi constant pressure.
7 Product Listing Columns (fused silica) ID df (µm) temp. limits 0-Meter -Meter 0-Meter 0-Meter 0-Meter 0.0mm to 0/0 C 0 $0 0.mm to 0/0 C 0 $ 0 $ 0.mm to 0/0 C 0 $0 $ $ 0.mm to 0/0 C $0 $ 0.mm to 00/0 C $ 0 $ Columns (fused silica) ID df (µm) temp. limits 0-Meter -Meter 0-Meter 0-Meter 0-Meter 0.0mm to 0/0 C 0 $0 0 $0 0.mm to 0/0 C 0 $ 0 $ 0.mm to 0/0 C 0 $0 $ $ 0.mm to 0/0 C $0 $ to 0/0 C $ 0.mm to 00/0 C $ 0 $ ordering note Custom lengths and film thicknesses available. Call Technical Service at 00-- or - -00, ext., or contact your Restek representative. Columns Kits 0.mm ID Rtx -CLPesticides Kit cat.# (kit), $ SAVE $0 0m, 0.mm ID, 0.µm Rtx -CLPesticides Column $ 0m, 0.mm ID, 0.0µm Rtx -CLPesticides Column $ Universal Angled Y Press-Tight Connector 00 $ m, 0.mm ID Siltek Guard Column 00 $0 Total cost if purchased separately $0 save money! Get six columns for the price of five. Call 00--, ext., or contact your Restek representative, for details! 0.mm ID Rtx -CLPesticides Kit cat.# (kit), $ SAVE $ 0m, 0.mm ID, 0.0µm Rtx -CLPesticides Column $ 0m, 0.mm ID, 0.µm Rtx -CLPesticides Column $ Universal Angled Y Press-Tight Connector 00 $ m, 0.mm ID Siltek Guard Column 00 $ Total cost if purchased separately $0 0.mm ID Rtx -CLPesticides Kit cat.# (kit), $00 SAVE $0 0m, 0.mm ID, 0.0µm Rtx -CLPesticides Column 0 $ 0m, 0.mm ID, 0.µm Rtx -CLPesticides Column 0 $ Universal Angled Y Press-Tight Connector 00 $ m, 0.mm ID Siltek Guard Column 00 $ Total cost if purchased separately $0 Stx -CLPesticides Columns (fused silica with Siltek deactivation) ID df (µm) temp. limits -Meter 0-Meter 0.mm to 0/0 C 0 $0 $ 0.mm to 0/0 C $0 $ 0.mm to 0/0 C $ $ Stx -CLPesticides Columns (fused silica with Siltek deactivation) ID df (µm) temp. limits -Meter 0-Meter 0.mm to 0/0 C 0 $0 $ 0.mm to 0/0 C $0 $ 0.mm to 0/0 C $ $
8 Stx -CLPesticides Columns Kits 0.mm ID Stx -CLPesticides Kit cat.# 0 (kit), $ SAVE $ 0m, 0.mm ID, 0.µm Stx -CLPesticides Column $ 0m, 0.mm ID, 0.0µm Stx -CLPesticides Column $ Siltek Treated Universal Angled Y Press-Tight Connector 0 $ m, 0.mm ID Siltek Guard Column 00 $0 Total cost if purchased separately $0 0.mm ID Stx -CLPesticides Kit cat.# (kit), $ SAVE $ 0m, 0.mm ID, 0.0µm Stx -CLPesticides Column $ 0m, 0.mm ID, 0.µm Stx -CLPesticides Column $ Siltek Treated Universal Angled Y Press-Tight Connector 0 $ m, 0.mm ID Siltek Guard Column 00 $ Total cost if purchased separately $ 0.mm ID Stx -CLPesticides Kit cat.# (kit), $00 SAVE $ 0m, 0.mm ID, 0.0µm Stx -CLPesticides Column $ 0m, 0.mm ID, 0.µm Stx -CLPesticides Column $ Siltek Treated Universal Angled Y Press-Tight Connector 0 $ m, 0.mm ID Siltek Guard Column 00 $ Total cost if purchased separately $ Intermediate-Polarity Deactivated Fused Silica Guard Columns/Transfer Lines Nominal ID Nominal OD -Meter -Meter -Meter/-pk. 0.mm 0. ± 0.0mm 00 $ 00 $0 0.mm 0. ± 0.0mm 00 $ $00 0.mm 0. ± 0.0mm 00 $ $ 0.mm 0. ± 0.0mm 00 $ $00 Siltek -Deactivated Fused Silica Guard Columns/Transfer Lines Nominal ID Nominal OD -Meter 0-Meter 0.mm 0. ± 0.0mm 00 $0 00 $ 0.mm 0. ± 0.0mm 00 $ 00 $0 0.mm 0. ± 0.0mm 00 $ 00 $ Restek Trademarks: Press-Tight, Rtx, Uniliner, Restek logo, Stx, Siltek, SeCure, Turning Visions into Reality SeCure Y Connector Kits SeCure Y connector body, knurled nuts, Y Universal Press-Tight union, ferrules. Description Ferrules Fit Column ID qty. cat.# price SeCure Y Connector Kit 0./0.mm kit 0 $ SeCure Y Connector Kit 0./0.mm kit 0 $ SeCure Y Connector Kit 0./0.mm kit 0 $ Knurled nut -pk. 0 $ Restek Corporation 0 Benner Circle Bellefonte, PA - Presorted Standard US Postage PAID Restek 0 YEARS Lit. Cat.# 00-INT 00 Restek Corporation.
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