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by Varian
Pursuit PFP: For Dipole Based Polar Separations
The pentafluorophenyl ligand of Pursuit PFP provides an orthogonal separation mechanism to traditional reverse phase columns. By specifically targeting many polar retention mechanisms, Pursuit PFP can separate analytes based on small differences in structure, substitution, and steric access to polar moieties. The resulting selectivity for positional isomers, halogenated compounds, and polar analytes is particularly useful in the analysis of complex mixtures, and small molecule pharmaceuticals.
The 200Å pore structure of Pursuit PFP is particularly resistant to de-wetting phenomena or phase collapse. This, together with the polar retention mechanisms of PFP, allows the column to be used in high aqueous conditions, conditions ideal for the retention of highly polar analytes.
| Vendor | Varian | Pore size | 200 |
| Brand | Pursuit PFP | Surface Area | 200 |
| Modifification | Silica/PFP | Carbon Load, % | 6.3 |
| Mode | Reversed-Phase | Endcapped | Yes |
| Particle Size | 5.0 | pH stability from | 3.0 |
| Length | 20 | pH stability to | 7.5 |
| Internal Diameter | 2.0 |
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