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Chromatography Thermo Scientific Dionex IonPac AS Anion-Exchange Column Product Specifications The Thermo Scientific Dionex IonPac AS column is a high-capacity, hydroxide-selective, anion-exchange column designed for separation of haloacetic acids (HAAs) and bromate in drinking water using Two Dimensional Ion Chromatography (D-IC). The Dionex IonPac AS Capillary column was specifically developed for the D-IC method. This column can also be used for determination of trace bromate, and is ideal for development of specialized applications using Reagent- Free Ion Chromatography (RFIC ) systems with gradient elution. The Dionex IonPac AS column formats available include. mm, mm, and mm, allowing flow rates from μl/min to ml/min. First Dimension (Dionex IonPac ASA Column).. Second Dimension (Dionex IonPac AS Capillary Column). Analysis of HAAs in Reagent and High-Ionic-Strength Water Using Two Dimensional Ion Chromatography (D-IC) Pink Trace: Blue Trace: ppm ammonium chloride High-Ionic Water ( ppm chloride, ppm sulfate, ppm bicarbonate, ppm nitrate and ppm ammonium chloride) Peaks:. MCAA µg/l. MBAA. DCAA. BCAA. DBAA. TCAA. BDCAA. CDBAA. TBAA Superior Chromatographic Performance Recommended anion-exchange column for separation of HAAs using D-IC Optimized for hydroxide mobile phases High-capacity: μeq per column ( mm) The capillary and microbore formats require less eluent thereby reducing operating costs Determine HAAs in high-ionic-strength matrices without sample pretreatment Can operate at ambient or elevated temperatures; column selectivity is optimized for C to ensure reproducible recoveries for HAAs Compatible with HPLC organic solvents to enhance analyte solubility, modify column selectivity, or for effective column cleanup Ready-to-use internal standards for HAA analysis using electrospray ionization mass spectrometric (ESI-MS) detection with narrow-bore HPLC and UHPLC columns

High-Efficiency Particle Structure The Dionex IonPac AS column was developed using a unique polymer-bonding technology. The stationary phase consists of a novel hyperbranched, anion-exchange condensation polymer electrostatically attached to the surface of a wide-pore polymeric substrate. The substrate is surfacesulfonated in exactly the same manner as Thermo Scientific Dionex latex-coated, anion-exchange materials. However, in this anion-exchange resin, alternating treatments of epoxy monomer and amines produce a coating that grows directly off of the substrate surface (Figure ). The number of alternating coating cycles controls the resin capacity. The resulting polymer is extremely hydrophilic and therefore has excellent selectivity for hydroxide eluents, allowing the use of lower eluent concentrations. The Dionex IonPac AS column uses a high-capacity resin with optimized selectivity for HAAs in environmental water matrices. Determination of Haloacetic Acids in Drinking Water Using D-IC HAAs containing chlorine and bromine are formed during the chlorination disinfection of drinking water. The presence of HAAs in drinking water has been linked to several adverse effects including bladder, kidney, and colorectal cancer. The Dionex IonPac AS column can separate the following HAAs: Monochloroacetic acid (MCAA) Dichloroacetic acid (DCAA) Trichloroacetic acid (TCAA) Monobromoacetic acid (MBAA) Dibromoacetic acid (DBAA) Tribromoacetic acid (TBAA) Bromochloroacetic acid (BCAA) Dibromochloroacetic acid (DBCAA) Dichlorobromoacetic acid (DCBAA) Five HAAs including MCAA, DCAA, TCAA, MBAA, and DBAA are cited in the U.S. EPA haloacetic acid regulation. This regulation requires that the total of these five HAAs does not exceed a maximum concentration limit (MCL) of μg/l. All drinking water plants in the United States must determine the HAA level in drinking water. The Dionex IonPac AS Capillary column is designed for analysis of HAAs by D-IC in high-ionicstrength matrices. Figure shows the D-IC determination of HAAs in high-ionic-strength water sample (blue trace) and ammonium chloride matrix (pink trace) using a potassium hydroxide gradient delivered by the eluent generator. The first dimension uses the highcapacity Dionex IonPac ASA mm column TEM of Bead Cross section SEM of SMP Bead with a μl injection to provide the initial separation of the haloacetic acid anions and the major matrix ions such as chloride, sulfate and carbonate. For the second dimension, aliquots of the suppressed Dionex IonPac ASA effluent that contain the HAAs are concentrated on the Thermo Scientific Dionex IonSwift MAC- Concentrator Cartoon of Surface Modification Figure. Structure of a Dionex IonPac AS column packing particle. First Dimension Conditions Column: Dionex IonPac ASA/AGA mm Eluent: KOH: mm from to min, to mm from to min, step to mm at min Eluent Source: Thermo Scientific Dionex EGC III KOH Cartridge Flow Rate:. ml/min Inj. Volume: µl Temperature: C Detection: Suppressed conductivity, Dionex ASRS Suppressor, Dionex AutoSuppression device, external water mode First Dimension... Second Dimension Second Dimension Conditions Column: Dionex IonPac AS/AG Capillary Eluent: KOH: mm from to min, step to mm at min, mm from to min, step to mm at min Eluent Source: Dionex EGC-KOH (Capillary) cartridge Flow Rate: µl/min Concentrator: Thermo Scientific Dionex IonSwift MAC- Temperature: C Detection: Suppressed conductivity, Dionex ACES Suppressor, Dionex AutoSuppression device, external water mode Peaks:. MCAA µg/l. MBAA. DCAA. BCAA. DBAA. TCAA. BDCAA. CDBAA. TBAA Figure. D-IC analysis of HAAs in reagent and high-ionic-strength water using the Dionex IonPac AS column and the Dionex IonPac ASA column. Pink Trace: ppm ammonium chloride Blue Trace: High Ionic Water ( ppm chloride, ppm sulfate, ppm bicarbonate, ppm nitrate and ppm ammonium chloride) Column and separated on the Dionex IonPac AS Capillary column. Low μg/l (ppb) levels of HAAs can easily be determined using D-IC detection. MBAA, CDBAA and TBAA degrade readily at a high ph. The reaction is temperature dependent. To minimize sample degradation, the separation is performed at subambient temperature, specifically at C.

For optimal performance set both the lower DC compartment temperature and the IC Cube temperature to C. The upper DC compartment temperature must be reduced in order for the Thermo Scientific Dionex IC Cube to maintain C. A cooled autosampler capable of maintaining samples at a temperature of less than or equal to C is also recommended. For further detail on the instrument setup for D-IC analysis of HAAs, see the Product Manual for Thermo Scientific Dionex IonPac AS Column, Document No.. Determination of Haloacetic Acids Using Suppressed Conductivity Detection The Dionex IonPac AS column can also be used to analyze HAAs in higher concentrations using a direct injection and suppressed conductivity detection. Figure shows the gradient separation of nine HAAs using the mm Dionex IonPac AS column. Analysis of Drinking Water Using the Dionex IonPac AS Column The high-capacity Dionex IonPac AS column can be used to determine inorganic anions and oxyhalides in drinking water. Bromate, a byproduct of the ozonation disinfection process for drinking water, has been cited by the U.S. EPA and World Health Organization as a potential carcinogen, even at low-ug/l concentrations. Treatment plants that use ozone for disinfection are required to monitor bromate at an MCL of ug/l,in addition to the common inorganic anions. The Dionex IonPac AS column does not require sample pretreatment or preconcentration. Figure shows the separation of inorganic anions and oxyhalides using a standard injection with a potassium hydroxide gradient coupled with suppressed conductivity detection. Figure shows the analysis of a drinking water sample using a large-loop injection on the Dionex IonPac AS column. Column: Dionex IonPac AGA/ASA, mm Peaks:. MCAA µg/l (ppb) Eluent: KOH Gradient. MBAA mm KOH from to min. DCAA mm to mm KOH from to min. BCAA mm KOH from to min. DBAA Eluent Source: Dionex EGC III KOH Cartridge. TCAA Flow Rate:. ml/min. BDCAA Injection Volume: µl. CDBAA Temperature: C. TBAA Detection: Suppressed conductivity, Dionex ASRS, mm Suppressor, Dionex AutoSuppression device, recycle mode Figure. Gradient separation of HAA anions using the Dionex IonPac AS column. Column: Dionex IonPac AG/AS mm Eluent: Dionex EGC III KOH Cartridge with Thermo Scientific Dionex CR-ATC Continuously Regenerated Anion Trap Column Eluent Source: Dionex EGC III KOH Cartridge with Dionex CR-ATC Flow Rate:. ml/min Inj. volume:. µl Temperature: C Detection: Suppressed conductivity, Dionex ASRS, mm Suppressor, Dionex AutoSuppression device, recycle mode Peaks: mg/l. Fluoride. Chlorite. Bromate. Chloride. Sulfate. Nitrite. Phosphate. Bromide. Chlorate. Nitrate Figure. Separation of oxyhalides and inorganic anions using the Dionex IonPac AS column with a hydroxide gradient. Column: Dionex IonPac AG/AS mm Peaks: mg/l Eluent: KOH: mm from to min and. Fluoride. to mm from to min. Formate Eluent Source: Dionex EGC III KOH Cartridge with Dionex CR-ATC. Chloride. Flow Rate:. ml/min. Carbonate Inj. Volume: µl. Sulfate. Temperature: C. Nitrite. Detection: Suppressed conductivity,. Oxalate Dionex ASRS, mm Suppressor,. Phosphate. Dionex AutoSuppression device, recycle mode. Bromide. Sample: Drinking water. Chlorate. Nitrate. Figure. Analysis of drinking water using the Dionex IonPac AS column.

Effect of Temperature on Selectivity While the Dionex IonPac AS column is stable up to a temperature of C, the column is optimized to separate the nine HAAs using a reduced temperature of C. Figure shows the effect of temperature on the selectivity of the column. At higher temperatures ( and C) the resolution of sulfate and chloride is decreased and the phosphate and nitrite pair reverse order. Because of this sensitivity to temperature changes, it is important to verify the oven temperature and to adjust it, if needed, to obtain the optimal resolution. System Requirements The Dionex IonPac AS column is recommended for use with the Thermo Scientific Dionex ICS- or Thermo Scientific ICS- + RFIC system equipped with an eluent generator. The Dionex IonPac AS column can also be used with older Thermo Scientific Dionex IC systems equipped with an eluent generator or a Thermo Scientific Dionex RFC- Reagent- Free Controller. The eluent generator is used to automatically produce potassium hydroxide gradients from deionized water. The haloacetic acids MBAA, CDBAA and TBAA degrade under basic conditions at higher temperatures. The use of a column oven capable of maintaining C and an autosampler capable of maintaining C is required for optimal performance. Suppressor Recommendations For optimum ease-of-use and performance, the Dionex IonPac AS column should be used with the Thermo Scientific Dionex AERS Anion Electrolytically Regenerated Suppressor or the Thermo Scientific Dionex ACES Anion Capillary Electrolytic Suppressor. Anion Trap Columns When using the eluent generator for eluent delivery, a Dionex CR-ATC Continuously Regenerated Anion Trap Column should be installed between the eluent generator cartridge (EGC) and the degas module. As an alternative for mm and mm systems, a Dionex IonPac ATC-HC Anion Trap Column with Hydoxide Eluent can be installed between the pump outlet and the EGC inlet. Alternatively, when using a manuallyprepared sodium hydroxide gradient with the Dionex IonPac AS column, the Dionex IonPac ATC- Anion Trap column should be installed between the gradient pump and the injection valve to remove anionic contaminants from the eluent. Column: Dionex IonPac AS column mm Eluent: mm KOH Eluent Source: Dionex EGC III KOH cartridge Flow Rate:. ml/min Inj. Volume:. µl Temperature: See chromatograms Detection: Suppressed conductivity, Dionex ASRS, mm Suppressor, Dionex AutoSuppression device, recycle mode Figure. The effect of temperature on selectivity using the Dionex IonPac AS column. Concentrator Columns For concentrator work with a mm Dionex IonPac ASA column, use the Dionex IonPac AGA guard column, the Dionex IonPac UTAC-LP, UTAC-ULP, UTAC XLP, UTAC-LP, UTAC-ULP, or UTAC-XLP Ultra Trace Anion Concentrator columns; the Dionex IonPac TAC-ULP Trace Anion Concentrator column; or the Dionex IonPac TAC- Trace Anion Concentrator column, when a single piston pump such as the Thermo Scientific Dionex AXP Auxiliary Pump (pulse damper required) is used for sample delivery. Use the Dionex IonPac UTAC-LP, UTAC-LP or TAC-LP Trace Peaks: mg/l. Fluoride. Sulfate. Chloride. Phosphate. Nitrite. Bromide. Nitrate C, C, C Anion Concentrator column when the sample is delivered with a syringe or with a low pressure autosampler, such asthe Thermo Scientific Dionex AS-DV Autosampler. For concentrator work with a. mm capillary column, use the Dionex IonPac AGA Capillary Guard column or the Dionex IonSwift MAC- Concentrator column. For D-IC methods with a capillary column in the second dimension use the Dionex IonSwift MAC- Concentrator column. For D-IC methods with the -mm column in the second dimension, use one of the Dionex IonPac Ultra Trace Anion Concentrator columns listed above.

Dimensions Maximum Operating Pressure Mobile Phase Compatibility Substrate Characteristics Ion-Exchange Group Functional Group Characteristics Capacity Column Construction Specifications Dionex IonPac AS Analytical Column: ( mm) ( mm) Dionex IonPac AG Guard Column: ( mm) ( mm) Dionex IonPac AS Capillary Column: (. mm) Dionex IonPac AG Capillary Guard Column: (. mm) psi (standard, microbore, and capillary) ph ; % HPLC solvents Analytical and Capillary Columns: Super macroporous resin Bead Diameter:. μm Pore Size: Å Crosslinking (%DVB): % Guard Columns: Microporous resin Bead Diameter: μm Pore Size: < Å Crosslinking (%DVB): % Functional Group: Alkanol quaternary ammonium ion Hydrophobicity: Ultralow. μeq ( mm). μeq ( mm) μeq ( mm) μeq ( mm). μeq (. mm). μeq (. mm) PEEK with threaded ferrule-style end fittings. All components are nonmetallic.

Ordering Information: In the U.S., call () - or contact the Thermo Fisher Scientific Regional Office nearest you. Outside the U.S., order through your local Thermo Fisher Scientific office or distributor. Refer to the following part numbers. Analytical, Capillary and Guard Columns Part Numbers Dionex IonPac AS Analytical Column ( mm) Dionex IonPac AG Guard Column ( mm) Dionex IonPac AS Analytical Column ( mm) Dionex IonPac AG Guard Column ( mm) Dionex IonPac AS Capillary Column (. mm) Dionex IonPac AG Capillary Guard Column (. mm) Anion Trap Columns Part Numbers Dionex CR-ATC Continuously Regenerated Anion Trap Column (for use with systems equipped with an eluent generator or Dionex RFC- Reagent-Free Control) Dionex CR-ATC Continuously Regenerated Anion Trap Column (for use with capillary anion columns) Dionex IonPac ATC- Anion Trap Column ( mm) (for use with mm columns) Dionex IonPac ATC- mm ( mm) Anion Trap Column (for use with mm columns) Dionex IonPac ATC-HC ( mm) Anion Trap Column (for use with the Thermo Scientific Dionex EG Eluent Generator) Trace Anion Concentrator Columns Part Numbers Dionex IonSwift MAC- Monolith Anion Concentrator (. x mm) Dionex IonSwift MAC- Monolith Anion Concentrator (. x mm) Dionex IonPac TAC Trace Anion Concentrator Column Dionex IonPac TAC-LP Trace Anion Concentrator ( mm) Dionex IonPac TAC-ULP Trace Anion Concentrator ( mm) Dionex IonPac UTAC-LP Ultra Trace Anion Concentrator Low Pressure ( mm) Dionex IonPac UTAC-ULP Ultra Trace Anion Concentrator Ultra Low Pressure ( mm) Dionex IonPac UTAC-XLP Ultra Trace Anion Concentrator Extremely Low Pressure ( mm) Dionex IonPac UTAC-LP Ultra Trace Anion Concentrator Low Pressure ( mm) Dionex IonPac UTAC-ULP Ultra Trace Anion Concentrator Ultra Low Pressure ( mm) Dionex IonPac UTAC-XLP Ultra Trace Anion Concentrator Extremely Low Pressure ( mm) Haloacetic Acid Internal Standards Part Number Thermo Scientific Dionex Monochloroacetic Acid MCAA--C, mg/l Thermo Scientific Dionex Monobromoacetic Acid MBAA--C, mg/l Thermo Scientific Dionex Dichloroacetic Acid DCAA--C, mg/l Thermo Scientific Dionex Trichloroacetic Acid TCAA--C, mg/l Product Specifications www.thermoscientific.com/dionex Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. All rights reserved. ISO is a trademark of the International Standards Organization. All other trademarks are the property of Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. and its subsidiaries. This information is presented as an example of the capabilities of Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. 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 representative for details. Thermo Fisher Scientific, Sunnyvale, CA USA is ISO : Certified. Australia + Austria + Belgium + Brazil + China + Denmark + Finland + France + Germany + India + Italy + Japan + Korea + Netherlands + Norway + Singapore + Sweden + Switzerland + Taiwan + UK/Ireland + USA and Canada + PS_E /S