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material
fused silica SPME fiber
needle size
24 ga
packaging
pack of 2
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75 μm (CAR/PDMS)
technique(s)
solid phase microextraction (SPME): suitable
fiber L
1 cm
matrix active group
CAR/PDMS coating
application(s)
food and beverages
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General description
We are committed to bringing you greener alternative products, which adhere to one or more of The 12 Principles of Greener Chemistry. This is a Solid Phase Microextraction (SPME) technology product. SPME is one of the greener technologies for sample preparation as it is solvent free extraction technology and SPME fibres are re-usable and generates as little waste as possible, thus aligns with "Waste Prevention”, and ″Safer Solvents and Auxiliaries″. Click here for more information.
Concentrate and Store Analytes from Water; Sample Indoor Air - The SPME portable field sampler is an efficient and economical way of extracting and transporting volatile and semivolatile compounds from field samples. Extracted compounds storage losses for pesticides extracted and stored using a portable field sampler were significantly lower than losses from stored whole water samples. The sampler can be reused 50-100 times, and is disposed of when the fiber is no longer usable.
The portable field sampler also efficiently detects organic compounds in air. In our studies, the sampler allowed us to monitor typical HPLC and GC solvents at ppb levels in laboratory air. Four fibers are available: a polydimethylsiloxane
(PDMS)/Carboxen fiber for trace levels of volatiles, a general purpose PDMS fiber, a PDMS/DVB fiber for semi-volatiles and larger volatiles, and a Carbowax/DVB fiber for polar semivolatiles.
Five slots in the needle guide/depth gauge control the depth of needle insertion into a sample container, or into the injection port during fiber desorption.
Assemblies contain 24 gauge needles. 23 gauge needles and other coatings may be available as customs.
The portable field sampler also efficiently detects organic compounds in air. In our studies, the sampler allowed us to monitor typical HPLC and GC solvents at ppb levels in laboratory air. Four fibers are available: a polydimethylsiloxane
(PDMS)/Carboxen fiber for trace levels of volatiles, a general purpose PDMS fiber, a PDMS/DVB fiber for semi-volatiles and larger volatiles, and a Carbowax/DVB fiber for polar semivolatiles.
Five slots in the needle guide/depth gauge control the depth of needle insertion into a sample container, or into the injection port during fiber desorption.
Assemblies contain 24 gauge needles. 23 gauge needles and other coatings may be available as customs.
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