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Empty SPE Tube (no frits)
volume 6 mL, pkg of 30 ea
Synonym(s):
SPE Reservoir
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12000000
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material
polypropylene
packaging
pkg of 30 ea
technique(s)
solid phase extraction (SPE): suitable
volume
6 mL
application(s)
environmental
food and beverages
compatibility
for use with S10L Elution reservoir
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General description
Solid phase extraction apparatus uses glass vials or tubes for sample collection and concentration. Some sorbents require large desorption volume than small SPE cartridges in such case SPE tubes were used.[1]
Application
Empty SPE Tube (no frits) was coupled with closed-face polystyrene cassette containing glass fibre filters in a method to reduce the interference from vapour solvent caused in vapour fraction, during mist sampling and analysis, in an experiment conducted to study the occupational exposure to mineral oil metalworking fluid (MWFs) Mist.[2]
Features and Benefits
When used in conjunction with SPE Tube Adapters, empty SPE tubes can be stacked on top of a standard SPE cartridge during processing. The empty SPE cartridge acts as a reseroir to accommodate larger sampling volumes.
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Occupational exposure to mineral oil metalworking fluid (MWFs) mist: development of new methodologies for mist sampling and analysis. Results from an inter-laboratory comparison.
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Journal of Physics. Conference Series, 151 (2009)
Nigel J.K. Simpson
Solid-Phase Extraction: Principles, Techniques, and Applications, 445-445 (2010)
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