Description
QuEChERS Clean-up Mix VI is a ready-to-use CHROMABOND® Diamino/C18ec sorbent blend designed for the clean-up step in QuEChERS sample preparation workflows. It supports modern food analytics by combining diamino and endcapped C18 phases to help remove matrix interferences prior to chromatographic analysis. Supplied as a pack of 50 plastic units, the mix is suited to routine multi-residue methods where consistent dispersive solid-phase extraction performance is required. The formulation is intended for laboratories performing pesticide and contaminant screening in complex food matrices, fitting established QuEChERS protocols for extract purification. This CHROMABOND® Diamino/C18ec mix from manufacturer MACHEREY-NAGEL integrates into chromatography sample-preparation sequences alongside extraction salts and other clean-up reagents. With a net weight of 0,655 kg for the full pack, it is practical for medium-throughput food-testing environments. Categories of use include applications in chromatography and QuEChERS-based sample preparation for contemporary food analytics. The product is offered as discrete plastic units for convenient bench handling and method standardisation.
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Key features
- Magnesium sulphate anhydrous: 0,9 g
- CHROMABOND® Diamino (PSA): 0,15 g
- CHROMABOND® C18 ec: 0,15 g
- Pack size: 50 pc(s)
- Product type: QuEChERS Clean-up Mix VI
- Sorbent: CHROMABOND® Diamino/C18ec mix
- Packaging: plastic
- Technical Information Sheet:
- Safety Data Sheet:
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