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Viscotek Protein SEC Columns
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Viscotek P-columns for protein SEC
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Viscotek P-Columns are designed for the separation of biopolymers such as proteins, enzymes and polysaccharides by Size Exclusion Chromatography (SEC). The packing material is a spherical porous silica gel coated with hydrophilic hydroxyl polymer. There are three types of columns for different molecular weight ranges.
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Column size: |
Analytical columns
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300mm L×7.8mm ID |
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Guard column |
50mm L×6.0mm ID
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Packing material
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Porous silica gel coated with chemically-bonded hydroxyl polymer |
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Connecting screws
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Internally-threaded type, No.10 32 UNF |
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Column material
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Stainless steel type SUS-316 |
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Shipping solvent
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H2O
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Max flow rate |
(analysis) 1.5mL/min (solvent exchange) 0.5mL/min
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Temperature Range |
10 - 45 ℃
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pH range |
3.0 - 7.5
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Organic solvents |
0 – 100% Methanol or Acetonitrile |
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Table 1: Specifications
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Grade |
Particle
Size
(μm) |
Theoretical Plate Number
(per column) |
Exclusion Limit MW |
Max.
pore size
(A) |
Max.
Pressure
(MPa) |
Protein |
Pullulan |
CLM3025 |
P2500, Protein SEC Col |
5 |
>21,000 |
150,000 |
60,000 |
400 |
5.0 |
CLM3026 |
P3000, Protein SEC Col |
5 |
> 21,000 |
700,000 |
170,000 |
1,000 |
5.0 |
CLM3027 |
P4000, Protein SEC Col |
7 |
> 16,000 |
(1,000,000)* |
500,000 |
1,500 |
5.0 |
CLM3028 |
PGuard |
7 |
guard column |
* Estimated values
More information
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Featured presentations and application notes:
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Application communication: Protein and polymer molecular size by GPC/SEC
The main goal of most Gel Permeation/Size Exclusion Chromatography (GPC/SEC) experiments is to determine the molecular weight distribution (MWD) of the sample or compare molecular weights (MW) of several samples. |
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On-demand presentation: Protein characterization by triple detection
Triple detection is used with size-exclusion chromatography to separate and characterize molecules such as proteins. Using triple detection allows the molecular weight and molecular size of a protein to be calculated independently of each other and retention time. This webinar will describe the technique and provide some example application data. |
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