Description
FA Glyceride mixture is a specialised lipid reference blend supplied in ROTICHROM® TLC 8 quality for thin-layer chromatographic separation and identification work. The preparation is packed as 100 mg in plastic and is characterised by a density of 1,48 g/cm³ and a boiling point of 61 °C, giving clear physical anchors for handling and method documentation. Designed for laboratories that standardise TLC systems for fatty acid glycerides, it supports spot comparison, system suitability checks and teaching or routine lipid analysis. The compact 100 mg unit is practical for preparing reference solutions without large residual stocks. Offered by manufacturer Carl ROTH within the ROTICHROM® TLC range, the mixture fits analytical workflows focused on glyceride patterns in oils, fats and related matrices. Plastic packaging facilitates safe storage and transfer in the chromatography laboratory. Use this standard where reproducible TLC behaviour of glyceride components is required for qualitative assessment, method transfer or educational demonstrations in lipid chemistry.
This article is part of TLC & HPTLC plates, in TLC.
Key features
- Monopalmitin: 20 %
- Dipalmitin: 20 %
- Tripalmitin: 20 %
- Methyl palmitate: 20 %
- Palmitic acid: 20 %
- Pack size: 100 mg plastic
- Density: 1,48 g/cm³
- Boiling point: 61 °C
- Storage temperature: +4 °C
- Grade: ROTICHROM® TLC 8
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FA Glyceride mixture, ROTICHROM® TLC 8, 100 mg, plastic is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Carl Roth for laboratory use. It sits in TLC & HPTLC plates, inside TLC, in Chromatography equipment.
A TLC plate is a backing, glass, aluminium or plastic, coated with silica or alumina of a stated thickness. HPTLC uses a finer particle and a thinner layer. Indicator plates fluoresce so a dark spot shows under UV. Plate size and layer thickness are the specification.
Thin-layer chromatography runs a liquid up a plate coated with a sorbent. The compounds move different distances and are seen as spots. HPTLC is the same method with a finer layer. The plate, the solvent mixture and the chamber saturation decide the result. It is the quick look before, or beside, a column method. The substances are on PubChem, named by IUPAC.
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