Waters, 186004475, Oasis Method Development 96-well µElution Plate, 2 mg Sorbent per Well, 30 µm, 1/pk

Name: Oasis Method Development 96-well µElution Plate, 2 mg Sorbent per Well, 30 µm, 1/pk
Brand: Waters
SKU: 186004475

Catalog Number: 186004475

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Pack Size1/pk

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Description

The Oasis Method Development µElution Plate is specifically designed to take the guesswork out of SPE method development. The patented 96-well plate format contains 3 rows each of the four Oasis mixed-mode, ion-exchange chemistries: strong and weak anion exchangers (MAX and WAX) and strong and weak cation exchangers (MCX and WCX). Sample preparation method development can be quickly and easily achieved with the use of only two SPE protocols. The Oasis µElution Sorbent Selection plate is compatible with most liquid-handling robotic systems for automated, high throughput SPE.

Specifications

General

UNSPSC	41115712
Brand	Oasis
Product Type	Solid Phase Extraction
Units per Package	1 pk
Chemistry	Method Development
Endcapped	No
Format	96-well µElution Plate
Mass Spec Compatibility	Yes
Mode	Mixed mode
Particle Size	30 µm
Pore Size	80 Å
Sorbent Substrate	Copolymer
Sorbent Weight	2 mg
Water Wettable	Yes
pH Range Min	0 pH
pH Range Max	14 pH
Material	Polypropylene
Number of Wells	96

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