Agilent, RPC-1260, Aroclor 1260 (PCB 1260)

Aroclor 1260 (PCB 1260)

Specifications:
Analysis Type: Quantitative
Chemical Type: Organic
Concentration: Aroclor 1260 (PCB 1260)500 mgCAS #: 11096-82-5
Format: Neat
Packaging: Vial
Part Number Application Domain: EnvironmentalFood and Beverages
Part Number Application: Hydrocarbons & PetrochemicalsPolycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAH)
Quality Standard: ISO 17025
Volume: 50 mg

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Aroclor 1260, provided under catalog number RPC-1260, is a well-characterized polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) standard solution specifically formulated for environmental and analytical testing laboratories. Its primary functionality is to serve as a reference standard for the calibration and validation of chromatographic methods, particularly in the quantitative and qualitative determination of PCBs in environmental samples such as soil, water, air, and biological matrices. This standard is vital for compliance testing in accordance with EPA and other regulatory agency protocols.

Researchers and analysts utilize this product for proficiency testing, method development, and routine monitoring of PCB contamination. It is compatible with a broad range of Agilent gas chromatography and gas chromatography-mass spectrometry systems, including popular models like the 7890 GC Series and 5977 GCMS, as well as stationary phases commonly specified for industrial PCB analysis. When used with certified solvents and accurate sample preparation protocols, it ensures reliable and reproducible results.

Comparable reference materials and multi-component PCB mixes from Agilent are available to support comprehensive analytical studies. This product is supplied with a certificate of analysis ensuring accuracy, traceability, and compliance with international quality standards, making it an essential solution for high-confidence environmental monitoring workflows.