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DuPont™ AmberChrom™ 50Wx8 200-400 H

For the highest levels of selectivity, consistency, and reliability in column separations, there is no better choice than AmberChrom™ fine mesh ion exchange resins.
These resins consist of whole, spherical beads that provide excellent kinetic and packing properties in chromatographic separations.
AmberChrom™ fine mesh resins are durable, pH tolerant, clean and predictable separations media that perform consistently and reliably in fine chemical and pharmaceutical column separations.

As low as $141.00

SKU

DWNA-DUPONTAMBERCHROM50WX8200400H

Features:

Resistant to a wide range of chemicals, salts, and pH conditions (pH range 1-14)
Mechanically stable
Available in a broad range of particle characteristics
Benefits:
Broad range of pH and buffer choices to optimize elution profile
High flow rates for high throughput (up to 20 bar)
Repeated regeneration for long resin life
Clean in place with aggressive acids or bases to removal foulants and facilitate sanitization
Suitable for use in common organic solvents used in manufacturing processes
Consistent performance across many cleaning cycles

Specifications
Functional Group	Sulfonate functionality SO3-
Copolymer	Crosslinked Divinylbenzene (DVB)
Package Type	Bottle

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