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PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS Thermo Scientifi c Dionex SC-CERS 500 Salt Converter-Cation Electrolytically Regenerated Suppressor Expanded capabilities in ammonium and amine detection Benefits Broadened ammonium and amine linearity Increased ammonium and amine sensitivity Keywords Electrolytic suppression, process waters, semiconductor industry, salt converter, cation exchange chromatography, SC-CERS, amine hydroxides, ammonium, methanesulfonic acid Introduction The Thermo Scientifi c Dionex SC-CERS 500 Salt Converter-Cation Electrolytically Regenerated Suppressor provides extended linearity and increased sensitivity for the determination of ammonium and amines using conductivity detection. The Dionex SC-CERS 500 post-column electrolytic suppressor converts weakly ionized amines and ammonium to the highly ionized MSA form, thus increasing their response and extending the linear range to three orders of magnitude. The Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor is used as a replacement for the Thermo Scientifi c Dionex CERS 500 suppressor in cation-exchange applications where extended linearity or increased sensitivity for ammonium and amines is required. Applications Amine content or contamination in oil, gas, and industrial chemicals Process waters and process chemicals in the semiconductor industry Cooling waters in the refi nery and power generation industries Environmental monitoring of ammonium

Ammonium and amine conductivity detection In cation exchange chromatography with suppressed conductivity detection, Group I and Group II cation analytes form strong bases in the eluent suppressor. For example, the sodium ion is converted to sodium hydroxide. These strong bases are fully dissociated and therefore give a linear response over a wide concentration range. In contrast, the weak bases such as ammonium and amine hydroxides, which are formed in the suppressor, are partially dissociated and thus give a nonlinear response as the analyte concentration increases. This nonlinear response can be overcome by converting the weak base analyte to a fully ionized salt form, thus extending the linear response. The Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor is designed to make this conversion. When to use the Dionex CERS 500 suppressor For most applications, the nonlinear response of weak bases can be managed easily. Many applications do not require a wide calibration range. When a wider calibration range is required for weak bases, chromatographers should use a quadratic fit of the calibration curve to produce accurate, reliable data. See the comparison of the correlation coefficients for a quadratic vs. linear curve fit in Table 1. For most cation exchange applications, a Thermo Scientific Dionex CERS 500 Cation Electrolytically Regenerated Suppressor is recommended to perform the analysis. With proper data management, both of these electrolytic suppressor devices produce accurate, reliable results for cation determinations. Table 1 lists the correlation coefficients for a broad range of aliphatic amines and ammonium using the Dionex SC-CERS 500 and Dionex CERS 500* suppressors. Note the excellent correlation coefficient for the weak base, triethanolamine, over the concentration range of 0.1 100 mg/l, when using the Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor. When to use the Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor Thermo Scientific has developed the Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor for applications where an extended linear range and increased response for weak bases, such as ammonium and amines, are required. A linear response increases the accuracy at higher concentrations, requiring fewer calibration check standards over the calibration curve. Reduced calibration requirements increase sample throughput for industries, such as power generation, which have high sample workloads. The Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor should be used in industries where regulated methods require a linear response, such as for boiler industrial furnace compliance monitoring. The Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor may also be beneficial for amine determinations where the increased conductivity response improves sensitivity for these analytes. * Data were collected using the Thermo Scientific Dionex SC CSRS and Thermo Scientific Dionex CSRS ULTRA suppressors. Performance for the Dionex SC-CERS 500 and Dionex CERS 500 suppressors is equivalent or superior. Table 1. Linearity comparison for amines using Dionex CERS 500 and Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressors. Amine Concentration Range 0.1 100 mg/l pka Correlation Coefficients a CERS SC-CERS Quadratic Fit Linear Fit Linear Fit Triethanolamine 7.92 0.9977 0.9789 0.9994 Morpholine 8.33 0.9978 0.9778 1.0000 Ammonia 9.25 0.9946 0.9644 1.0000 Trimethylamine 9.76 1.0000 0.9986 0.9994 Methylamine 10.62 0.9998 0.9967 1.0000 Ethylamine 10.70 0.9999 0.9960 1.0000 Diethylamine 11.09 1.0000 0.9990 1.0000 a Chromatography conditions: Thermo Scientific Dionex IonPac CS16 column, 5 250 mm, 30 mm methanesulfonic acid, 1.0 ml/min. 2

Eluent suppression and analyte conversion using the Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor When using the Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor, methanesulfonic acid (H ) eluent is suppressed to dilute H in the eluent suppressor (ES) component. The analyte converter (AC) component converts the analytes to methanesulfonic acid H. Figure 2 shows the detailed ion movement through the Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor as described below. 1. The eluent and ammonium analyte, as an example of the cation analytes, exit the analytical column as methanesulfonic acid (H ) and ammonium methanesulfonate ( ). 2. In the ES, the majority of the eluent is suppressed to water and the analyte is converted to the base form, OH -. On Column 3. However, a small amount of reenters the eluent chamber near the exit. This low concentration of converts the analyte back to the salt form, and the analyte exits the ES as. The eluent exits the ES as a low concentration of methanesulfonic acid. 4. In the AC, the analyte is replaced with a hydronium ion, H, resulting in conversion of the analyte, mole for mole, to methanesulfonic acid, H. The eluent remains unchanged in the AC as a low concentration of methanesulfonic acid. 5. In the conductivity detector, the analyte is detected as fully dissociated methanesulfonic acid in a low background of methanesulfonic acid. This means that at the time the analyte would have passed through the detector cell, the methanesulfonic acid concentration increases proportionally to the concentration of the analyte. SC-CERS Eluent Suppressor Component SC-CERS Analyte Converter Component Analytes: Na Na H H Eluent: Concentrated Dilute H Dilute H H Figure 1. Dionex SC-CERS Salt Converter-Cation Electrolytically Regenerated Suppressor Mechanism. Dilute H (aq) In from cell 1 H (eluent) (analyte) Dilute H (aq) In from cell ES MSA Out (combines with water) Anode H to Waste H O 2 H 2 O H 2 H H OH - 2 O OH - 3 H H (eluent) (analyte) OH - H 2 OH - H 2 O H to Waste Cathode Water Out (combines with MSA) H 4 H AC H 5 H (eluent) H (analyte) H To Cell Figure 2. Dionex SC-CERS 500 Suppressor Operational Schematic. 3

Increased linearity for ammonium and amines When using the Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor, the response at varying concentrations is linear because the analyte is detected as fully dissociated methanesulfonic acid. Figure 3 shows the linear calibration plots for ammonia comparing the Dionex SC-CERS suppressor and the Dionex CERS* suppressor over three orders of magnitude (0.1 100 mg/l). The Dionex SC-CERS suppressor calibration will yield far more accurate data for samples with varying concentrations of ammonium and amines. Increased sensitivity for ammonium and amines The Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor improves ammonium and amine response to the conductivity detector. Because the analytes are detected as fully dissociated methanesulfonic acid, which has a higher equivalent conductance, the sensitivity is increased. The greatest increase in response is observed at higher concentrations, as illustrated in Figure 3 for ammonium. Figure 4 shows a comparison of separations of inorganic cations and ammonium at different concentrations using a Dionex SC-CERS* suppressor. The concentrations in Figure 4A are 1 ppm for each analyte and the concentrations in Figure 4B are 0.1 ppm. The Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor increases ionization and therefore has a larger effect at higher concentrations. Method detection limits for Group I and II cations, ammonium, and amines using the Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor are equivalent to those achieved using the Dionex CERS 500 suppressor. Peak Area Response 7 µs 50 40 30 20 10 0 0 Dionex SC-CERS 500 Dionex CERS 20 1 2 3 4 r 2 =0.9999 40 60 Concentration of Ammonia (mg/l) 1 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Minutes 5 6 r 2 =0.9473 Figure 3. Comparison of response of ammonia using the Dionex SC-CERS suppressor and Dionex CERS* suppressor. A B 80 100 Column: Dionex IonPac CS12A, 4 mm Eluent: 20 mm MSA Flow Rate: 1.0 ml/min Inj. Volume: 25 µl Temperature: 30 C Detection: Suppressed Conductivity, Dionex SC-CERS 500 (4 mm) A B Peaks: 1. Lithium 1.0 0.1 mg/l (ppm) 2. Sodium 1.0 0.1 3. Ammonium 1.0 0.1 4. Potassium 1.0 0.1 5. Magnesium 1.0 0.1 6. Calcium 1.0 0.1 Figure 4. Overlays of 0.1 ppm and 1 ppm standards for ammonia and Group I and Group II cations. * Data were collected using the Dionex SC CSRS and Dionex CSRS ULTRA suppressors. Performance for the Dionex SC-CERS 500 and Dionex CERS 500 suppressors is equivalent or superior. 4

The Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor improves the analyte response to the conductivity detector because the analytes are detected as fully dissociated methanesulfonic acid, which has an equivalent conductance of 399 S cm 2 mol -1. In contrast, sodium detected as Na OH - has an equivalent conductance of only 249 S cm 2 mol -1. Ammonium detected as OH - has an equivalent conductance of only 273 S cm 2 mol -1. Figure 5 is a comparison of separations of inorganic cations, ammonium, and amines using a Dionex SC-CERS* suppressor. The concentrations in Figure 5A are 1 ppm for each analyte and the concentrations in Figure 5B are 0.1 ppm. The Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor increases ionization and therefore has a larger effect at higher concentrations. Method detection limits using the Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor are equivalent to those achieved using the Dionex CERS 500 suppressor. 4.8 µs 2.5 A B 2 3 1 45 Column: Dionex IonPac CS16, 5 mm Eluent: 26 mm MSA Flow Rate: 1.0 ml/min Inj. Volume: 25 µl Temperature: 65 C Detection: Suppressed Conductivity, Dionex SC-CERS 500 (4 mm) A B Peaks: 1. Lithium 1.0 0.1 mg/l (ppm) 2. Sodium 1.0 0.1 3. Ammonium 1.0 0.1 4. Methylamine 1.0 0.1 5. Potassium 1.0 0.1 6. 5-Amino-1-Pentenol 1.0 0.1 7. Morpholine 1.0 0.1 8. Trimethylamine 1.0 0.1 9. Magnesium 1.0 0.1 10. Calcium 1.0 0.1 6 7 8 9 10 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Minutes Figure 5. Overlays of 0.1 ppm and 1 ppm standards for ammonia and morpholine amines. * Data were collected using the Dionex SC CSRS suppressor. Performance for the Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor is equivalent or superior. Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor background and noise The Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor effluent contains a low background concentration of methanesulfonic acid. Due to this low background concentration of methanesulfonic acid, the expected background is slightly higher than when using a Dionex CERS 500 suppressor. The expected noise is also slightly higher due to the increased background. For a 20 mm MSA eluent suppressed using the Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor, the typical background conductance is 5 µs and the typical noise is less than 3 ns. Ammonium and amine peak efficiency When using the Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor, analyte peak efficiency is equivalent to that obtained from the Dionex CERS 500 suppressor. The Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor is available in both 4 mm and 2 mm formats to further ensure peak efficiency. The 2 mm Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor should be used with 3 mm and 2 mm i.d. columns. Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor operation recommendations MSA eluents: The Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor must be used with methanesulfonic acid eluents only. Sulfuric acid eluents are not compatible with the Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor. Isocratic operation: The Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor can be used for isocratic separations only. Gradient operation is not supported. HPLC solvents: The Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor is compatible with typical HPLC solvents up to 40%. The external water mode must be used for eluents containing solvents. High temperature: The Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor should be placed outside the oven for temperatures greater than 40 C. 5

Dionex SC-CERS 500 Suppressor Specifications Suppressor Component Dimensions Void Volume Weight Eluent Suppressor Component (ES) 12.1 4.5 4.8 cm (4.25 1.8 1.9 in) 4 mm: <50 µl 2 mm: <15 µl 295 g (0.65 lb) Analyte Converter* Component (AC) 14.0 4.5 4.8 cm (5.5 1.8 1.9 in) 4 mm: <50 µl 2 mm: <15 µl 370 g (0.82 lb) *Low dispersion design used for both 4 mm and 2 mm Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor. Ordering information Description Part Number Dionex SC-CERS 500 Salt Converter-Cation Electrolytically Regenerated Suppressor Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor (4 mm) 083547 Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor (2 mm) 083549 Dionex SC-CERS 500 Suppressor Spare Parts Syringe, 1.0 ml, disposable. For flushing the Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor at start-up. 016388 Syringe Adapter, female Luer lock, 1/4-28 threads 024305 External Regenerant Installation Kit For Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor operation in the external water mode when up to 40% HPLC solvents are used in the eluent. Contains one pressure regulator (0 30 psi/0 210 kpa), and all tubing and fittings required to install the Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor. Dionex RFC-10 Reagent-Free Controller For systems without built-in control for electrolytic suppressors, the Dionex SC-CERS 500 suppressor can be controlled using the Dionex RFC-10 (DX-120, DX-320, DX-500) 038018 060335 Find out more at www.thermofisher.com/chromatography 2016 Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. All rights reserved. All trademarks are the property of Thermo Fisher Scientific and its subsidiaries. This information is presented as an example of the capabilities of Thermo Fisher Scientific products. It is not intended to encourage use of these products in any manners that might infringe the intellectual property rights of others. Specifications, terms and pricing are subject to change. Not all products are available in all countries. Please consult your local sales representatives for details. PS72198-EN 0117S