Agilent J&W Capillary Columns for GC/MS and Trace Analysis Technical Note

This document introduces Agilent's J&W low bleed columns, including product features, characteristics and advantages.


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Agilent
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
4
File format
PDF
File size
297 KB
Published
03 July, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
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About this manual

This document introduces a new generation of thermally resistant J&W capillary columns from Agilent Technologies designed to meet the demand for lower bleed signals in benchtop mass spectrometers. These columns utilize unique polymer chemistry and proprietary surface deactivation technology to provide inertness, selectivity, and efficiency suitable for detecting increasingly smaller quantities of active solutes.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Benefits of ms Grade Columns
  • Retention Indices at 90°C
  • Low Bleed Arylene Phases
  • DB-5ms Specifications
  • DB-XLB Specifications
  • DB-35ms Specifications
  • DB-17ms Specifications
  • DB-225ms Specifications

Specifications

Upper Temperature Limit (Isothermal)325°C for DB-5ms; 340/360°C for DB-XLB and DB-35ms
Upper Temperature Limit (Program)350°C for DB-5ms; 360°C for DB-XLB and DB-35ms
Selectivity Equivalent to HP-35msDB-35ms

Frequently asked questions

What are the upper temperature limits for DB-5ms columns?

DB-5ms columns have an upper temperature limit of 325°C isothermal and 350°C on a program.

What are the upper temperature limits for DB-XLB columns?

DB-XLB columns have higher temperature limits of 340/360°C.

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