Agilent 5% Phenyl Ultra Inert Columns Test Mixture Technical Overview

Describes two test mixtures for Agilent J&W 5% phenyl ultra inert GC columns


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Agilent
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Other
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Other
Language
English
Pages
4
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PDF
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154 KB
Published
05 July, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
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About this manual

This document addresses the need for specific QC test probes to ensure the quality and reproducibility of Agilent J&W 5% phenyl Ultra Inert columns. It details the composition of two distinct test mixtures: one for the DB-5ms Ultra Inert column and a modified version for the HP-5ms Ultra Inert column. The modification was necessary because the original mixture failed to provide baseline resolution for certain analytes on the HP-5ms column.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • The Test Mixtures
  • Differences in Selectivity of the siloxanes
  • Conclusions

Specifications

Column Type 1Agilent J&W DB-5ms Ultra Inert
Column Type 2Agilent J&W HP-5ms Ultra Inert
GC InstrumentAgilent 6890N
SamplerAgilent 7683B
Carrier GasHydrogen constant pressure
Inlet Temperature250 °C
Oven Temperature65 °C isothermal

Frequently asked questions

Why are there two test mixtures for the 5% Phenyl Ultra Inert columns?

Two mixtures are required because slight differences in selectivity between the DB-5ms and HP-5ms Ultra Inert columns necessitate a component change to ensure rigorous testing.

What is the purpose of the QC test probes?

QC test probes serve a vital function in ensuring the quality and reproducibility of modern GC columns by measuring partition ratio, retention indexes, and probing inertness.

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