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Description

Spherical Chromatography Silica Gel

 Sphere Silica.jpg

 

Porous silica remains nearly one hundred years the most often used sorbent in all chromatographic

separations. One of the reasons is its suitability of silica for surface modifications which allows to

produce new and new sorbents for range of applications. Among those the outstanding role of course

play reverse phases. Their use in preparative chromatography brought new wave of interest in silica

chemical stability.

 

Spherical Silica Gels allow end users to go from analytical to prep to process with the same resin.spherical silica for use at any scale of high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC): from the smallest laboratory analytical analysis to the full-scale multi-ton production line, with the same efficiency all the way. We offer spherical silica gel with pore diameters ranging from 6nm to 30nm and particle sizes from 2um to 200um.

 

Characteristics

Spherical Silica gel type

60

70

90

100

200

300

Nominal Pore Diameter, nm

6

7

9

10

20

30

Specific Surface Area,m2/g

480

450

390

280

150

120

Particle Sizes, u

5, 10, 15, 20, 20,45-75; 75-200

pH (5% suspension)

5.5

Specific Pore Volume, ml/g

0.8-1.1

Density, g/ml

0.4

Moisture, %

2.0

Chemical Analysis,SiO2 %

99.5

Fe2O3

0.01

Na2O%

0.02

Al2O3%

0.03

CaO %

0.02

 

Irregular Chromatography Silica Gel

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Characteristics

 

Spherical Silica gel type

40

60

90

110

300

Pore diameter (nm)

4

6

9

11

30

spec. Surface (m2/g)

600

500

400

360

90

Pore volume (ml/g)

0.6

0.8

0.9

1.0

0.7

Tapped bulk density (g/l)

570

485

415

400

470

Average water content (%)

2-4

pH

7

Metal ion content Na/Ca/Fe/Pb (%)

0.04;0.04,0.003;0.0001

 

 

 

Silica Gel FIA

 

for the determination of the content of hydrocarbon groups in liquid fuels according to DIN 51791

 

for the determination of the content of hydrocarbon groups in liquid fuels according to DIN 51791

 

particle size  

0.071-0.16mm;0.071-0.63 mm;0. 063-0.2mm

pH  

3.5-4.5

Boiling Point 

2230 °C

Melting Point

>1600 °C

 

 

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