MacroSep BIO-Gold Naphthyl

$915.00

MacroSep BIO Gold Naphthyl – highest bonding density resulting in an inert and stable phase, very high hydrophobicity and a significant pi-pi interaction. Ideal for the separation of high MW peptides and oligonucleic acids. MacroSep BIO Gold columns are manufactured utilizing tight process control of the silica, bonding and column packing processes. The reproducible column packing method control provides exceptional efficiency, symmetry and reproducibility. There are eight phases (see below) all available in 1.9μm, 3μm, 5μm and 10μm particle sizes. The 10μm material is available in bulk.

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