Description
QuEChERS Extraction Mix ROTI®XBond EN 15662 is a bulk citrate mix for sample extraction according to the EN 15662 QuEChERS procedure. The formulation supplies the salt and citrate buffer components required for the Quick, Easy, Cheap, Effective, Rugged and Safe extraction of pesticide residues from food matrices and related commodities. Packed as 1 kg of extraction mix, the material is stated as equivalent to approximately 150 extractions, giving high-throughput laboratories a cost-efficient bulk option when many samples are processed under the same method. Analysts can weigh the required portion for each extraction while retaining a single, homogeneous citrate mix lot for series work. This bulk presentation from manufacturer Carl ROTH is intended for residue laboratories that already operate calibrated weighing steps and prefer larger pack sizes over pre-filled tubes or pouches. With a pack weight of 1,095 kg, the 1 kg unit supports continuous EN 15662 workflows where a reliable citrate extraction reagent is needed in volume for multi-residue screening programmes.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 kg
- Product type: QuEChERS Extraction Mix
- Product line: ROTI®XBond EN 15662
- Mix type: Citrate mix
- Capacity: Equivalent to ca. 150 extractions
- Safety Data Sheet:
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