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form
prepacked column
packaging
pkg of 6 ea
technique(s)
LPLC: suitable
size
1 mL
surface area
800-900 m2/g
matrix
styrene-divinylbenzene, spherical, reagent grade
matrix active group
polymer
mean particle size
120 μm
pore size
110-175 Å pore diameter
separation technique
reversed phase
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General description
Disposable Rezorian™ A161 Luer lock syringe-tip cartridges offer convenience and expedience for isolating, purifying, and concentrating biomolecules from aqueous samples. Packed with a high performance, macroreticular, hydrophobic adsorbent resin, Rezorian A161 cartridges are specially tailored for biomolecular pharmaceutical separations.
Empty Rezorian tubes are available, and we may custom prepare Rezorian cartridges for your application - please inquire through Technical Service at techservice@sial.com.
Empty Rezorian tubes are available, and we may custom prepare Rezorian cartridges for your application - please inquire through Technical Service at techservice@sial.com.
Application
Rezorian™ A161 cartridge was used to perform dynamic column experiment to verify the direct separation of radionuclides from liquid decontamination waste and to determine Cu, Cd, Mo, As and Sb elements in biological samples.
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Separation of radionuclides from spent decontamination solutions onto selective inorganic-organic composite absorbers.
Rosikova, K., et al.
Czechoslovak Journal of Physics, 53, A603-A610 (2003)
Use of new composite materials for the determination of Cu, Cd, Mo, As, and Sb in biological samples by radiochemical neutron activation analysis.
Lucanikova, M., et al.
J. Radioanal. Nucl. Chem., 269, 463-468 (2006)
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