Grace Davison Discovery Sciences Offer Fast Purification of Challenging Polar Compounds

8 Nov 2010
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New flash cartridges in Amino and Diol phases from Grace Davison Discovery Sciences offer improved purity.

When combined with the patent-pending RevealX™ technology of the Reveleris® Flash Chromatography System, these specialty phases allow fast, easy purification of challenging polar compounds such as such as carbohydrates and improve selectivity for non-polar compounds such as lipids. Designed for up to 200psi (14 bar) of pressure, these high resolution cartridges are compatible with most flash instruments.

Reveleris® Amino and Diol Flash Cartridges

Grace Davison Discovery Sciences

Reveleris® Amino and Diol Flash Cartridges Silica flash cartridges, while effective for many applications, have their limitations for some compound classes like carbohydrates and lipids. For these applications, Grace Davison Discovery Sciences has introduced the Reveleris® Amino and Diol Flash Cartridges. Reveleris® Amino Flash Cartridges • Ideal for polar and basic molecules • Compounds such as carbohydrates, nitrogen containing heterocycles, amines, etc. which exhibit peak streaking and tailing with unbonded silica cartridges. Reveleris® Diol Flash Cartridges • Alternative selectivity to unbonded and reversed phase media • Broad application to separate a variety of molecule polarity types including lipids Reveleris® amino and diol bonded phases help chemists to overcome separation challenges in purification with benefits that include: • Improved retention and resolution of varied polarity compounds • Increased durability to withstand higher pressures (up to 200psi) • Higher capacity for higher sample loads • Tight particle size distribution and minimal fines for low backpressure • RFID tagging simplifies instrument operations by prefilling method parameters • Compatible with organic or aqueous mobile phases

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