Waters, 186006071, XBridge BEH Phenyl XP Column, 130Å, 2.5 µm, 3 mm X 100 mm, 1/pk

XBridge BEH Phenyl columns provide complementary selectivity to C18 stationary phases, especially for polyaromatic compounds. This most chemically stable commercially available Phenyl sorbent on the market and provides you with ultra-low column bleed, long column lifetimes and excellent peak shape. Packed in ultra-low dispersion hardware, 2.5 µm eXtended Performance [XP] columns enable exceptional separation performance, robustness and throughput for HPLC assays while enabling a seamless transition path toward UPLC adoption.

Specifications
Chemistry: Phenyl
Separation Mode: Reversed Phase
Particle Substrate: Hybrid
pH Range Min: 1 pH
pH Range Max: 12 pH
Maximum Pressure: 18000 psi (1240 Bar)
Endcapped: Yes
Bonding Technology: Phenyl-Hexyl
Silanol Activity: Low
Particle Shape: Spherical
Particle Size: 2.5 µm
Endfitting Type: Parker-style
Pore Size: 130 Å
Format: Column
Surface Area: 185
System: UPLC, UHPLC
Particle Technology: BEH
USP Classification: L11
Inner Diameter: 3 mm
Length: 100 mm
Carbon Load: 15 %
eCord: Yes
UNSPSC: 41115709
Brand: XBridge
Product Type: Columns
Units per Package: 1 pk

Additional Information
XBridge BEH Phenyl XP Column, 130Å, 2.5 µm, 3 mm X 100 mm, 1/pk Compared to traditional phenyl liquid chromatography columns, the XBridge BEH Phenyl XP Column offers a wide pH range, allowing a more robust method development. This feature is possible because of the end-capping and novel bonding of the BEH particle technology on which the XBridge BEH Phenyl XP Column is based. The trifunctional bonding of the phenyl ligand enables the analytical column to offer exceptional low and high pH stability. The XBridge BEH Phenyl columns provide complementary selectivity to C18 stationary phases, especially for polyaromatic compounds. This is the most chemically stable commercially available Phenyl sorbent on the market and provides you with ultra-low column bleed, long column lifetimes, and excellent peak shape. Packed in ultra-low dispersion hardware, the 2.5 µm eXtended Performance (XP) columns enable exceptional separation performance, robustness, and throughput for HPLC assays while enabling a seamless transition path toward UPLC adoption. You can rely on the XBridge BEH Phenyl XP Column whenever alternative selectivity is required in separations. This specific equipment is especially useful for analytes that contain an aromatic ring. In contrast to the straight-chain alkyl columns and embedded polar group compounds, the XBridge BEH Phenyl XP Column provides alternative selectivity for compounds with an aromatic moiety, which leads to higher flexibility in orthogonal methods; this makes the XBridge BEH Phenyl XP Column extremely useful equipment to use where you are facing particularly challenging separations. You can increase your productivity with the ideal lab equipment. To learn more about the variations of the same product, such as the XBridge BEH Phenyl XP Column, or to find additional products that work with it, check out our Shop and explore our lab equipment . You can browse through our inventory and meet your laboratory equipment needs with our shop. You may also be interested in the XBridge BEH Phenyl XP VanGuard Cartridge, 130Å, 2.5 µm, 2.1 mm X 5 mm, 3/pk , which is an ideal piece of lab equipment to have with the XBridge BEH Phenyl XP Column as it is manufactured from the same packing materials as the column, and the cartridge can assist in extending the lifetime of the column by removing any chemical and particulate contaminants from the mobile phase.

FAQ
What Is The Importance Of Resolution In Chromatography? Resolution measurements are invaluable for optimizing separations in chromatography, as they are directly influenced by two essential properties of the chromatographic process: peak width and retention time. These inherent characteristics play a vital role in determining resolution. By carefully controlling and adjusting peak width and retention time, scientists can strategically enhance resolution, leading to improved separation outcomes. Resolution measurements provide a quantitative means of evaluating the effectiveness of chromatographic methods, enabling researchers to fine-tune their experimental conditions and achieve optimal separation performance.