Description
QuEChERS Extraction Mix ROTI®XBond AOAC 2007.01 Acetate mix is a ready-to-use extraction salt blend prepared for QuEChERS sample preparation workflows that follow the AOAC 2007.01 acetate method. Supplied as a convenient multi-unit pack of 50 pc(s), the mix supports consistent portioning and reproducible extraction steps in routine residue and contaminant analysis. Each unit is formulated as an acetate-based extraction mix under the ROTI®XBond line, aligning laboratory practice with the AOAC 2007.01 protocol for buffered QuEChERS extraction. The pack has a total weight of 0,846 kg, making it practical for medium-throughput laboratories that need standardised reagents without in-house weighing of bulk salts. Offered from manufacturer Carl ROTH, this extraction mix helps streamline the initial extraction stage of multi-residue methods by delivering a defined acetate mix ready for immediate use. It is suited to food, feed and environmental sample work-up where AOAC 2007.01-compatible QuEChERS extraction is required, and integrates easily into existing centrifuge-tube or pouch-based preparation schemes used in analytical chemistry laboratories.
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Key features
- Pack size: 50 pc(s)
- Product type: QuEChERS Extraction Mix
- Brand line: ROTI®XBond
- Method: AOAC 2007.01
- Formulation: Acetate mix
- Safety Data Sheet:
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