Description
SPE columns ROTI®XBond C18, 200 mg/3 ml are solid-phase extraction cartridges for laboratory sample preparation in chromatography. The 200 mg C18 bed in a 3 ml column body provides intermediate sorbent capacity for clean-up and concentration steps before instrumental analysis. Packaged as 50 pc(s) with a pack weight of 0,500 kg, the set suits regular SPE work on vacuum or positive-pressure manifolds. These ROTI®XBond columns from manufacturer Carl ROTH are used in solid-phase extraction protocols that rely on C18 retention for non-polar and moderately polar target compounds. Analytical laboratories apply this format when sample load and matrix complexity exceed mini-column limits yet do not require large-bed geometries. Typical use includes conditioning, loading, selective washing, and elution to generate extracts ready for HPLC, LC-MS, GC after suitable transfer, or other chromatographic techniques. The 200 mg/3 ml configuration is a common workhorse size in environmental, food, pharmaceutical, and research SPE methods. Consistent cartridge dimensions support reproducible handling across multi-position SPE racks and automated or semi-automated sample-preparation platforms used in modern laboratories.
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Key features
- Pack size: 50 pc(s)
- Product type: SPE columns
- Series: ROTI®XBond
- Phase: C18
- Bed mass: 200 mg
- Column volume: 3 ml
- Technical Information Sheet:
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An SPE cartridge holds a bed of sorbent. Bed mass, sorbent chemistry and volume are the specification. A 100 mg C18 cartridge and a 1 g C18 cartridge take different sample loads and different elution volumes. The method names all three.
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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