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OmniPac PCX-100

by Dionex

 

The OmniPac® PCX-100 column is a microporous, solvent-compatible, high-capacity, cation-exchange column designed for the separation of hydrophobic cations, such as amines, drugs, and metabolites.

  • Acid, base, and solvent compatible, pH 0–14
  • Good for organic cations
  • Ideal for the separation of very hydrophobic cations
  • Good for the separation of halogenated cations

The OmniPac PCX-100 column is a specialty cation-exchange column for the separation of low-molecular-weight cations, especially organic analytes. Group 1A and 2A inorganic cations are best separated on the IonPac CS12A column, which is also solvent compatible. The OmniPac PCX-100 column is 100% solvent compatible and should always be run with at least 1% organic solvent in the mobile phase.

The OmniPac PCX-100 is manufactured using a microporous substrate agglomerated with a sulfonated latex bead layer that carries the cation-exchange functionality. The cation-exchange layer is the same as that used in the OmniPac PCX-500 column, and consequently the ion-exchange characteristics of these two columns are identical. The OmniPac PCX-100 column can be used to separate hydrophobic cationic analytes such as amines, anilines, antidepressants, drugs, and metabolites (such as methotrexate and folic acid).

Specification

Vendor Dionex Internal Diameter 4.0
Brand OmniPac PCX-100 Max Pressure 4000
Modifification Polymer/ Sulfonic acid Operating Temperature Ambient
Mode Reversed-Phase+CX pH stability from 0.0
Length 250 pH stability to 14.0

Product Usage

Amines Halogenated compounds Ionic compounds Pharmaceutical molecules

Applications of column use

No Applications are assigned to this Product.

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How similarity is calculated
Eligible families receive a weighted score from Modification (25%), Product Usage (20%), Carbon Load (15%), Endcapping (10%), Pore Size (10%), Surface Area (8%), pH Stability (8%) and Particle Size (4%). The score uses data available in both families and requires at least three comparable criteria, at least 50% data coverage and a minimum 55% score. A relevant active sponsor may appear first and is always labelled Sponsored.
A similarity score does not guarantee identical selectivity or performance. Confirm suitability under the intended method conditions.
RSpak NN
by Shodex
58% match
ModeReversed-Phase+CX
ModificationPolymer/ Sulfonic acid
Pore Size200 Å
Shared Product UsageNo shared usage assigned
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