Agilent, 5982-5421, QuEChERS Dispersive Kit, Fruits and Vegetables with Pigments and Fats, AOAC method, 2 mL, 100/pk

QuEChERS Dispersive Kit, Fruits and Vegetables with Pigments and Fats, AOAC method, 2 mL, 100/pk. Removes polar organic acids, some sugars, and lipids.

Specifications:
Ceramic Homogenizers: No
Filter Material: 50 mg PSA, 50 mg GCB, 150 mg MgSO4, 50 mg C18EC
Kit Contents: 150 mg MgSO450 mg C18EC50 mg GCB50 mg PSA
QuEChERS Sample Type: Fruit and Vegetables with Pigments and Fats
SPE Method: AOAC 2007.01
Tube Size: 2 mL
UNSPSC Code: 41104800

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This QuEChERS dispersive kit is designed for efficient sample preparation of fruits and vegetables containing pigments and fats, following the AOAC method. Each 2 mL tube features an optimized blend of sorbents to provide effective cleanup of complex matrices, facilitating the extraction and purification of pesticide residues or other analytes of interest. Supplied in a convenient pack of 100 pre-filled tubes, the kit supports high-throughput workflows in laboratories focused on food safety, environmental testing, and agricultural research.

Ideal for use in residue analysis, this solution streamlines the dispersive solid phase extraction process, ensuring reproducible and reliable results with minimal matrix interference. It integrates seamlessly with Agilent’s GC, GCMS, LC, and LCMS platforms, as well as other industry-standard analytical instruments. Researchers benefit from reduced sample prep time and improved analyte recovery, leading to enhanced data quality and laboratory efficiency.

This kit is compatible with the initial extraction steps of the QuEChERS method and complements other Agilent extraction and cleanup products. It empowers laboratories to meet stringent regulatory requirements for pesticide monitoring in diverse produce, supporting both routine screening and advanced research applications in food and environmental analysis.