IonPac CS16
– 3 columns
The IonPac® CS16 is the column of choice for disparate concentration ratios of adjacent eluting cations such as sodium and ammonium in diverse sample matrices. The high-capacity, high-resolution CS16 column can be used for short-chained amines, including alkylamines and alkanolamines, in diverse sample matrices. The CS16 column is now available in capillary format (0.5 × 250 mm) offering reduced eluent consumption and reduced operating costs.
- For disparate concentration ratios of close-eluting cations such as ammonium and sodium in complex matrices
- Ideal for trace-level ammonium in high concentrations of sodium
- Ideal for trace-level sodium in high concentrations of ammonium or amines
- Best carboxylate-functionalized column to tolerate samples with low pH
- Isocratic acid eluent and elevated temperature (40 °C) required for sodium: ammonium ratios to 1:10,000
- Gradient MSA eluent and elevated temperature required for sodium: ammonium ratios up to 1:20,000
- Useful for short-chained amines, including alkylamines and alkanolamines
- Compatible with organic solvents excluding alcohols
Using an isocratic acid eluent and elevated temperature (40 °C) coupled with suppressed conductivity, ratios up to 10,000:1 of sodium and ammonium can be resolved in less than 20 min. Sample matrices include environmental waters; power plant waters treated with ammonium, morpholine or ethanolamine; chemical additives; chemical process solutions; scrubber solutions; plating baths; and industrial solvents. The CS16 is designed for use in most IonPac CS15 applications.
Select an image to enlarge and zoom.
Brand specifications
Every parameter recorded for every column in this Brand is shown here. A single value applies across the Brand; multiple values show what is recorded across its columns.
| Mode | Cation-Exchange | Max Pressure | 4000 / 5000 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Modification | Carboxylic acid |
Choose column specifications
Columns in this brand
Use the selectors above to narrow the list by specification, or search here by P/N or any displayed value.