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Vials, screw top with solid cap with aluminum liner, preassembled, pkg of 100

volume 7 mL, clear glass vial, O.D. × H 17 mm × 60 mm, thread for 15-425

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PK100 7ML CLEAR VIAL,SCREW TOP,SOLID CAP W/AL LINER

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MXP 2,091.00

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Estimated to ship onApril 17, 2025

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UNSPSC Code:
41122001

MXP 2,091.00

Estimated to ship onApril 17, 2025

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material

aluminum liner
black phenolic solid cap
clear glass vial

feature

closure type black phenolic solid top cap
closure type screw top vial

packaging

pkg of 100 ea

O.D. × H

17 mm × 60 mm

volume

7 mL

fitting

thread for 15-425

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General description

Vials are suitable basically to inject samples from an autosampler. Autosampler needle pierces through the cap during injection and withdraws the required aliquots of sample from the vials. Screw top vials (volume 7 mL, clear glass vial, O.D. × H 17 mm × 60 mm, thread 15-425) are used on many autosamplers. Screw caps are available as solid caps with aluminum liner. Solid phenolic caps can withstand a maximum temperature of 205°C.

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Elena Rivas-Marin et al.
Nature communications, 10(1), 2916-2916 (2019-07-04)
Sterols and hopanoids are chemically and structurally related lipids mostly found in eukaryotic and bacterial cell membranes. Few bacterial species have been reported to produce sterols and this anomaly had originally been ascribed to lateral gene transfer (LGT) from eukaryotes.

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