Separations is a fundamental scientific discipline focused on the isolation and purification of components from mixtures. Through techniques such as chromatography, distillation, and filtration, separations scientists separate substances based on their physical or chemical properties. This field plays a crucial role in various industries, including pharmaceuticals, food and beverage testing, environmental science, materials research, and more. Explore how separations techniques enable precise analysis, quality control, and the development of innovative products.
Replacement gaskets are available with the vacuum manifold assembly. The gasket can become worn over time and the seal between the plate and the manifold will be affected. This may result in poor vacuum pressure and negatively effect flow rates. The gasket should be checked regularly and replaced when it becomes worn.
EmporeTM Tape Pads are intended for sealing unused portions of a 96-well solid phase extraction plate during vacuum processing to enable vacuum to be uniformly applied to each well being used. Use a clean sheet each time for maximum sealing ability. Note: these tape sheets are not intended for sealing collection plates prior to sample injection because the adhesive may clog the injection needle.
Empore Filter Aid 400 has been shown to improve flow rates and recoveries for separation and filtration of water samples containing suspended solids. When placed on top of the Empore™ Extraction Disk at a depth of about 1 cm, Empore™ Filter Aid 400 acts as depth filter to inhibit the migration of suspended solids to the surface of the disk. This reduces extraction time and improves rates and recovery of analytes.
The CycloGraph system is a centrifugally accelerated device for performing preparative thin layer radial separations. The separations occur quickly (within 20 minutes) with no need for scraping separated bands as with traditional Thin Layer Chromatography. Principle of Operation The compound to be separated is applied as a solution inside the adsorbent ring of the pre-cast Rotor (Analtechs prepared consumable for this device)…
Silica Gel G & GF UNIPLATES are the most widely used silica gel TLC plates. No organic substances are added to these products, thus making them compatible with sulphuric acid charring visualization. These plates are commonly scraped from the glass backing to isolate separated components for other analytical procedures.
Silica Gel G & GF UNIPLATES are the most widely used silica gel TLC plates. No organic substances are added to these products, thus making them compatible with sulphuric acid charring visualization. These plates are commonly scraped from the glass backing to isolate separated components for other analytical procedures.
Silica Gel G & GF UNIPLATES are the most widely used silica gel TLC plates. No organic substances are added to these products, thus making them compatible with sulphuric acid charring visualization. These plates are commonly scraped from the glass backing to isolate separated components for other analytical procedures.
Analtech Reversed Phase Separation (RPS) UNIPLATES offers several advantages over the bonded RP18 type TLC plates. RBS UNIPLATES are a hydrocarbon impregnated silica gel. The hydrocarbon is adsorbed onto the silica gel surface and is not chemically anchored to the particle. The main advantages of the hydrocarbon impregnated Reversed Phase plate are compatibility with aqueous solutions and parallel behavior to most C18 HPLC pac…
The UNIPLATE-T Taper Plate, invented and patented by Analtech, is a unique preparative TLC plate that provides unusually high resolution for a preparative layer. It has a wedge-shaped adsorbent layer, progressing from 300 microns (bottom) to 1700 microns (top). Below the silica layer is a 700-micron-thick pre-absorbent zone provided for easier sample application and higher sample resolution.
Analtech's glass TLC developing chambers provide optimum developing conditions for a variety of TLC plate sizes and shapes. Precision ground surfaces provide tight seals between tanks and glass covers, permitting complete saturation of chambers with solvent vapour for uniform development of chromatograms.
