Agilent, PP-373-1, Aroclor 1262

Aroclor 1262

Specifications:
Agency Method: EPA 608EPA 505
Analysis Type: Quantitative
Chemical Type: Organic
Concentration: Aroclor 1262 (PCB 1262)1000 µg/mLCAS #: 37324-23-5
Format: Single component mixture
Packaging: Ampule
Part Number Application Domain: EnvironmentalFood and Beverages
Part Number Application: Hydrocarbons & PetrochemicalsPolycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAH)
Quality Standard: ISO 17025
Solvent: Hexane
Volume: 1 mL

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Aroclor 1262 is a high-purity polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) mixture supplied specifically for laboratory and analytical research applications. This standard is widely utilized in environmental analysis, including the calibration and performance verification of gas chromatographs and related detection systems during the identification and quantification of PCBs in environmental matrices. It is particularly valuable in studies assessing soil, sediment, water, and biological samples for persistent organic pollutants. The product is compatible with a range of Agilent and comparable analytical instruments, including GC-ECD and GC-MS platforms, ensuring precise and reproducible results. Laboratories performing EPA methods for environmental compliance and academic research frequently select this reference material for its consistent composition and reliability. Aroclor 1262 can be used alongside other PCB standards to develop or validate analytical methods, monitor instrument performance, and support quality control procedures. Proper handling and storage in accordance with safety protocols are essential, given the compound’s classification as a hazardous substance. Access to related reference mixtures and solvents is also available through Agilent to streamline calibration workflows and further enhance method accuracy. This product is intended for use by trained professionals in controlled laboratory environments.