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SGE Microvolume Syringe
5BR-7, Plunger -in-needle (8mm OD barrel), volume 5 μL, needle size 23 ga, needle L × O.D. 70 mm × 0.63 mm
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UNSPSC Code:
41122001
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material
cone tip stainless steel needle (point style 1)
needle size
23 ga
description
Plunger-in-needle syringe
feature
Plunger -in-needle (8mm OD barrel)
packaging
pkg of 1 ea
manufacturer/tradename
SGE 000802
needle L × O.D.
70 mm × 0.63 mm
volume
5 μL
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General description
A sample as small as 0.1 μL is contained in the needle.
- nozzle tip with 0.12mm opening and caone shape for better septum
- full sample displacement
- plunger extended to the tip of the needle - Zero Dead Volume
- no sample carryover
- improved sample volume reproducibility
Application
SGE microvolume syringe may be used in the analysis of short-chain free fatty acids in Swiss Cheese using Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) method.[1] It may also be used in analysing halogenated volatile contaminants in beverages and food products using solid-phase microextraction followed by headspace gas chromatographic technique.[2]
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Application of solid-phase microextraction to the headspace gas chromatographic analysis of halogenated volatiles in selected foods.
Page, B. Denis, and Gladys Lacroix
Journal of Chromatography A, 684.1, 199-211 (1993)
Application of Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy for monitoring short-chain free fatty acids in Swiss cheese.
Koca, N., et al.
Journal of Dairy Science, 90.8, 3596-3603 (2007)
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