GC Column Selection Guide - Sigma-Aldrich

PerformanceReliabilityServiceAchieve Optimal Method PerformanceGC Column Selection Column Selection GuideSupelco began in 1966 in a tiny garage in a small central Pennsylvania (USA) town manufacturing packed gas chromatography (GC) columns. By 1977, glass capillary GC columns were being manufactured and in 1982, production began on fused silica capillary GC columns. In 1983, the first special purpose fused silica capillary GC Column was introduced. Since then, an impressive list of special purpose fused silica capillary GC columns has followed. We test every capillary Column we manufacture according to strict quality assurance processes, and guarantee satisfactory Service chemists are a valuable resource for providing guidance with the Selection and use of capillary columns. Technical Service can be reached at 800-359-3041 (USA and Canada only), 814-359-3041, or at IntroducedSpecial Purpose Fused Silica Capillary GC Column1983SP -25601984 SPB -608, SUPELCOWAX 101985SP-23311986 VOCOL 1987 Sup-Herb , SP-23801988 Petrocol DH, Nukol 1989 Petrocol DH 150, Petrocol 28871990 Omegawax 320, Petrocol DH 250, SPB-1 SULFUR, Petrocol EX2887, Carbowax Amine1993 -DEX 120, -DEX 110, -DEX 120, SAC -5, TCEP1994 -DEX 120, OVI-G43, Carboxen -1006 PLOT, Mol Sieve 5A PLOT, Supel-Q PLOT, SCOT Columns1995 SPB-624, SPB-PUFA, Pet

A stationary phase is the film coated on the inner wall of a capillary column, and should be selected based on the application to be performed. The differences in the chemical and physical properties of injected organic compounds and their interactions with ...

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