ES Industries has developed a wide range of Chromegabond reverse phase columns to provide the means of separating a broad range of compounds. These phases are manufactured using established procedures and have been produced for a number of years to provide the chromatographer/QC chemist with continuous stream of highly reproducible columns. Chromegabond Reverse Phase Columns provide superior, reproducible separations and long column life with excellent peak symmetry. We have listed only the most popular sizes, however, all of the listed phases are available in any column dimensions that may be required.
| Phase |
Phase Description |
Preferred Application |
| BAS |
BAS |
Available as a C8, C18, Phenyl, and Cyano
|
| BAS-CN |
BAS Cyano |
Offers different selectivity than C8, C18, and Phenyl
|
| BAS-P |
BAS Phenyl |
Moderately polar compounds. Retention characteristics are similar to C8
packing, but with different selectivity for polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, polar
aromatics and fatty acids.
|
| HC-C18 |
Chromegabond HC C18 |
ODS stationary phase with 22% bonded carbon
|
| TMS (C1) |
Tri-Methyl |
Low-polarity, separation of mixtures with differing retention |
| C2 |
Dimethyl |
Retention times on this phase are much shorter than other RP phases |
| C3 |
n-Propyl |
Same as C2, but more stable |
| C4 |
n-Butyl |
Separation of peptides and proteins |
| C6 |
n-Hexyl |
Even coverage, very suitable for mobile phase additives |
| MC-CC6 endcapped |
Cyclohexyl |
Cyclohexyl but endcapped to making it more suitable for polar solutes.
Extremely useful for herbicides and other related compounds |
| C8 |
n-Octyl |
Reversed phase and ion-pairing chromatography. Moderately to highly polar
(water soluble compounds) such as small peptides, proteins, steroids,
nucleosides, and pharmaceuticals |
| MC-8 endcapped |
n-Octyl |
Same as C8 but endcapped to make it more suitable for polar solutes |
| C18 |
Octadecyl |
Nonpolar to moderatelypolar compounds such as fatty acids, clycerides,
polyaromatic hydrocarbons, esters, fat-soluble vitamins, steroids,
prostaglandins and pharmaceuticals. |
| MC-18 endcapped |
Octadecyl |
Same as C18 but endcapped to make it more suitable for acids and bases |
| AP |
Alkyl Phenyl |
Moderately polar compounds. Retention characteristics are similar to C8
packing, but with different selectivity for polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, polar
aromatics and fatty acids. |
| C8-BD |
Disopropyl/Octyl |
Same as C8, but highly base deactivated using steric shielding |
| C18-BD |
Disopropyl/Octadecyl |
Same as C18, but highly base deactivated using steric shielding |
| P-BD |
Disopropyl/Phenyl |
Same as AP, but highly base deactivated using steric shielding |
| CN |
Cyano |
Offers different selectivity than C8, C18, and Phenyl |
| CN-BD |
Disopropyl/Cyano |
Same as CN, but highly base deactivated using steric shielding |
| CN-HS |
Cyano |
Same as CN, but higher surface area |
| C18-AI |
Octadecyl with amide linkage |
Use for the separation of weak acids |
| D/RP |
Diol |
Diol for reverse phase |
| A/RP |
Amino |
NH2 amine for reverse phase, used for sugars |
| DA/RP |
Diamine |
Diamine for reverse phase |
| TA/RP |
Triamine |
Triamine for reverse phase |