Agilent, RPCW-102-1, PCB elution window standard

PCB elution window standard

Specifications:
Analysis Type: Quantitative
Analyte Count: 2
Chemical Type: Organic
Concentration: 2,6-Dichlorobiphenyl (BZ 10)100 µg/mLCAS #: 33146-45-14,4'-Dichlorobiphenyl (BZ 15)100 µg/mLCAS #: 2050-68-2
Format: Multi component mixture
Packaging: Ampule
Part Number Application: Polychlorinated Biphenyls
Part Number Application Domain: Environmental
Quality Standard: ISO 17034
Solvent: Hexane
Technique: GC & GC/MS
Volume: 1 mL

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This elution window standard is specifically formulated for the precise calibration and verification of polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) analysis in environmental and analytical laboratories. Designed to streamline quality assurance workflows, it enables accurate determination of elution windows during chromatographic separation, ensuring reliable and reproducible PCB quantification even in complex matrices such as soil, water, or air samples. The standard is provided at an optimal concentration in a solvent matrix compatible with high-performance liquid chromatography HPLC and gas chromatography GC systems, making it ideal for compliance with regulatory methods including EPA 1668C and related protocols. Laboratories can utilize this solution for instrument performance validation, retention time alignment, and method development when analyzing PCB congeners. It is readily integrable with a range of Agilent chromatography instruments as well as third-party GC and HPLC systems, supporting seamless workflow integration. Pairing this reference standard with Agilent's portfolio of columns, vials, and analytical reagents further enhances data quality and traceability. Comprehensive documentation, including a certificate of analysis, ensures confidence in traceability and lot-to-lot consistency, supporting rigorous quality control demands in environmental testing, contract laboratories, and research organizations focused on persistent organic pollutants.