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Buffer PC is a binding buffer supplied in a 125 mL bottle for laboratory biochromatography applications. It is formulated for binding steps in which target molecules are retained on a suitable matrix during sample preparation, wash, or purification sequences. The compact volume suits method development, smaller sample series, and laboratories that prefer limited open-bottle exposure while maintaining a dedicated PC binding reagent on hand.
This article is part of Sorbents, silica gel & ion exchangers, in SPE & sample preparation.
This binding buffer PC comes from manufacturer Macherey-Nagel as a ready bottle pack for direct bench use. It belongs to the reagent class used in biochromatography and carries UN 1993 classification as a flammable liquid, n.o.s. (ethanol mixture), packing group III, with corresponding ADR transport provisions. GHS labelling includes GHS02 and GHS07 with the signal word Warning, covering flammable liquid and vapour as well as harmful if swallowed and skin or eye irritation; keep away from heat and ignition sources and use appropriate protective measures.
Net weight is 0,18 kg, making the 125 mL unit convenient for storage and controlled dispensing. Buffer PC supports binding stages within established chromatography or extraction workflows where a PC binding buffer is specified, helping laboratories keep reagent identity and process steps clearly aligned.
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Buffer PC (125 mL) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Macherey-Nagel for laboratory use. It sits in Sorbents, silica gel & ion exchangers, inside SPE & sample preparation, in Chromatography equipment.
Loose sorbent, silica gel and ion-exchange resin are the phases bought in bulk to pack a column or to stir into a solution. Particle size and activity, or the ion-exchange capacity, are the specification. A TLC silica and a flash silica of different particle sizes are not the same separation.
Solid-phase extraction holds a compound on a sorbent while the rest of the sample is washed away, then releases it in a small volume. The sorbent, the bed mass and the solvents are the method. Silica, ion exchangers and polymer phases do different jobs. A flash column is the same idea scaled toward purification rather than trace cleanup. The molecules are on PubChem, named by IUPAC.
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