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The PerfectBond ODS-H HPLC column 300x3.9mm, 5µm, is a standard octadecylsilyl-modified HPLC column (also known as ODS, RP-18, C18) for reverse-phase chromatography. With a pore size of 120 Å, a surface area of 170 m²/g, and a carbon loading of 10%, the PerfectBond ODS-H serves as a replacement for the Hypersil ODS. Due to the low surface area, analytes elute quite early, and interactions are primarily based on hydrophobic interactions. As an alternative to Hypersil ODS, PerfectBond ODS-H can be used in many applications, such as pharmaceutical analysis, environmental analysis, food analysis, and pesticide analysis.
The PerfectBond series is based on high-purity, spherical Type B silica gel and thus meets the requirements of modern separations. Thanks to the comparable selectivity and retention of the PerfectBond series, many traditional materials—some of which consist of irregular particles—can be replaced with modern, more efficient HPLC columns. This allows methods to be modernized with minimal effort. Using appropriate precolumn cartridges can extend the service life.
PerfectBond is a registered trademark of the manufacturer MZ-Analysentechnik GmbH, Mainz, Germany.
| Brand | PerfectBond |
|---|---|
| Product Type | HPLC Column |
| Length | 300 mm |
| Internal Diameter | 3.9 mm |
| Particle Size | 5 µm |
| Chemistry | C18 (RP-18, ODS, Octadecyl) |
| Chemistry Producers Term | ODS-H |
| Pore Size | 120 Å |
| USP Class | L1 |
| Carbon Load | 10.0 % |
| Bet Surface Area [m2/g] | 170.0 |
| Endcapping | endcapped |
| Country of Origin | Germany |
| Column Type | Analytical Column |
| Hardware Material | Stainless Steel |
| Hardware Type | Ready-to-use Column |
| pH Minimum | 2.0 |
| pH Maximum | 8.0 |
| Temperature Maximum [°C] | 60 |
| Mode of Separation | Reversed Phase Chromatography (RP) |
| Technology | HPLC |
| Matrix | Silica |
| Particle Morphology | spherical, fully porous |
| Pressure Stability | 400 bar |