Agilent, 1260TK-B2, Aroclor 1260

Aroclor 1260

Specifications:
Agency Method: EPA 525.2
Analysis Type: Quantitative
Chemical Type: Organic
Concentration: Aroclor 1260 (PCB 1260)500 µg/gCAS #: 11096-82-5
Format: Single component mixture
Packaging: Ampule
Part Number Application Domain: EnvironmentalFood and Beverages
Part Number Application: Hydrocarbons & PetrochemicalsPolycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAH)
Quality Standard: ISO 17034
Solvent: Transformer oil
Volume: 1 mL

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This certified reference material is a precisely formulated mixture of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), commonly used for environmental analysis and quality control in laboratories. Designed for quantitative and qualitative analysis, the standard supports calibration and system suitability testing in gas chromatography with electron capture detection or mass spectrometry. It is particularly suitable for method development, validation, and the assessment of complex matrices such as soil, water, and biological samples in environmental monitoring and regulatory compliance testing. Each lot is rigorously tested for accuracy and purity to ensure traceability and reproducibility, meeting stringent industry standards. The solution is supplied in a high-purity solvent for ease of use and long-term stability. Compatible with leading Agilent GC and GCMS systems, as well as a wide range of analytical instrumentation from other manufacturers, this reference material aligns with methods established by EPA, ISO, and similar environmental bodies. Related products include additional PCB congeners and multi-component PCB blends, supporting comprehensive pollutant profiling. Detailed Certificates of Analysis accompany each shipment, providing essential information to support data integrity and method compliance. This product is an essential control material for research facilities, contract laboratories, academic institutions, and government agencies engaged in persistent organic pollutant analysis.