Agilent, A396051C, Bond Elut NH2, 96 square-well plate, 2 mL, 100 mg, 1/pk

Bond Elut NH2, 96 square-well plate, 2 mL, 100 mg, 1/pk. A weak anion exchanger for retention of very strong anions. Similar to Bond Elut Diol and SI sorbents, Bond Elut NH2 cartridges are excellent for the separation of structural isomers.

Specifications:
Bed Mass: 100 mg
Brand: Bond Elut
Frit Material: Polyethylene
Frit Pore Size: 20
Loading (mg): 100
Number of Wells: 96
Particle Size: 40 µm
Phase: NH2
Primary Extraction Mechanism: Weak Anion Exchange
SPE Category: Polar/Anion Exchange
SPE Format: 96 Square-Well Plate
Skirt: Full
Sorbent Material: Silica
Sterile: No
UNSPSC Code: 41115712
Volume: 2 mL
Well Plate Material: Polypropylene
Well Shape: Square

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The Bond Elut NH2 96 square-well plate is designed for high-throughput sample preparation in analytical laboratories. Featuring a 96-well format with each well containing 100 mg of aminopropyl sorbent and a 2 mL capacity, it is particularly suited for applications requiring efficient solid phase extraction of polar compounds. The aminopropyl (NH2) phase provides both weak anion-exchange and polar retention capabilities, making it ideal for the extraction and purification of carbohydrates, amino acids, and certain drugs from complex biological, environmental, or food samples.

This plate format is compatible with automated liquid handling systems, enabling seamless integration into workflows for routine analysis or method development. It is widely used in pharmaceutical, clinical, forensic, and environmental research settings, supporting tasks such as metabolite profiling, residue analysis, and biomarker discovery. The consistent bed mass ensures reproducible results across all wells, facilitating parallel sample processing and increased laboratory throughput. The product is compatible with multichannel pipettors, vacuum manifolds, and positive pressure systems commonly found in modern laboratories. It can be paired with other Bond Elut chemistries, offering flexibility for comprehensive sample cleanup strategies across a range of analytes and matrices.