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DB-624 Ultra Inert (UI) Columns
DB-624 Ultra Inert Columns
- Ultra Inert (UI) GC Columns
Product Details
- Environmental volatile organic compounds (VOCs) methods
- Excellent for US EPA Methods: 501.3, 502.2, 503.1, 524.2, 601, 602, 8010, 8015, 8020, 8240, and 8260
- Ideal for PFAS testing in air sampling
- Industrial chemical analysis – solvents, petrochemicals, specialty chemicals
- Food and beverage – alcohol, fusel oils
- Pharmaceutical residual solvents per USP
- Ultra inertness processing expands application range with excellent peak shape for low molecular weight acidic compounds
- UI testing ensures premium performance column-to-column
- Identical selectivity to the industry standard DB-624 – upgrade with no change in method required
- Optimized by the inventors of DB-624
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