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HALO® AQ-C18 Capillary

HALO® AQ-C18 Capillary HPLC Columns from AMT

HALO® AQ-C18 is a C18 bonded phase prepared using a proprietary procedure that incorporates a small amount of polar silane which makes the phase resistant to dewetting. This resistance to dewetting allows the users of the AQ-C18 phase to run highly-aqueous (up to 100%) mobile phases. The modified C18 phase exhibits similar retention to HALO® C18 with a different selectivity, adding a valuable alternative for resolving difficult separations.

Part Number Short Description Phase Type Phase USP Particle Size ID Length Pore Size Type Price Qty
98216-622 HALO 90A AQ-C18, 2.7um, 0.3 x 100mm AQ HALO AQ-C18 L1 2.7 um 0.3 mm 100 mm 90 A Column
£884.62
98216-722 HALO 90A AQ-C18, 2.7um, 0.3 x 150mm AQ HALO AQ-C18 L1 2.7 um 0.3 mm 150 mm 90 A Column
£884.62
98216-422 HALO 90A AQ-C18, 2.7um, 0.3 x 50mm AQ HALO AQ-C18 L1 2.7 um 0.3 mm 50 mm 90 A Column
£803.42
98215-622 HALO 90A AQ-C18, 2.7um, 0.5 x 100mm AQ HALO AQ-C18 L1 2.7 um 0.5 mm 100 mm 90 A Column
£884.62
98215-722 HALO 90A AQ-C18, 2.7um, 0.5 x 150mm AQ HALO AQ-C18 L1 2.7 um 0.5 mm 150 mm 90 A Column
£884.62
98215-422 HALO 90A AQ-C18, 2.7um, 0.5 x 50mm AQ HALO AQ-C18 L1 2.7 um 0.5 mm 50 mm 90 A Column
£803.42
  • Resistant to dewetting, making it 100% aqueous mobile phase compatible
  • Enhanced retention for polar molecules
  • Target analytes are acids, bases and polar analytes
  • Recommended applications are pesticides, nucleobases, neurotransmitters, polar acids

 

Bonded Phase USP Designation Particle Size Pore Size Carbon Load Surface Area Low pH/Temp Limit High pH/Temp Limit Endcapped
AQ-C18 (Polar Modified) L1 2.7 µm 90 Å 6.5% 135 m2/g 2/60°C 9/40°C Yes
5 µm 6.7% 90 m2/g
HALO® Catalogue (18.63 MB)
Discover the advantages of HALO® and HALO® BioClass Fused-Core® columns
HALO® Method Conversion Guidebook (1.53 MB)
How to take advantage of superficially porous particles for method improvements
HALO® Selectivity Guidebook (10.95 MB)
Guidebook on reversed phase chemistries and utilizing selectivity for HPLC separations
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