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ChromegaChiral CCJ Prep
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ChromegaChiral CCJ (cellulose 4-methylbenzoate) is a new product for high resolution chiral separations based on a new halogenated carbohydrate based chiral stationary phase. Similar in selectivity to ChiralPak® OJ-H.
SKU: parent-137251-CCJ
Categories: Chiral Columns, ChromegaChiral, ChromegaChiral CCJ, Preparative Columns
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