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Mineral Oil Analysis<br />

Rtx®-Mineral Oil Columns (fused silica)<br />

• Application specific <strong>columns</strong> meet DIN EN ISO 9377-2:2000 requirements.<br />

• Optimized column dimensions for fast mineral oil screening.<br />

• Surface linked phase guarantees long lifetime, robustness, and stability to 400 °C.<br />

GC COLUMNS | APPLICATION-SPECIFIC COLUMNS<br />

Environmental<br />

NEW!<br />

The Rtx®-Mineral Oil stationary phase and column dimensions were optimized for the<br />

fast screening of mineral oils in extracts from solids and water samples according to<br />

DIN EN ISO 9377-2: 2000. The 0.10 µm column is the gold standard for the method,<br />

whereas the 0.15 µm column provides more complete separation of C10 from the<br />

solvent peak when large injection sizes are used. Compared with common industry<br />

solutions, the unique surface bonding of the Rtx®-Mineral Oil column ensures long column<br />

lifetime, even at higher temperatures. These unique <strong>columns</strong> can be used at temperatures<br />

ranging from 380 °C (isothermal) to 400 °C (programmable), and each<br />

column is tested individually for bleed to ensure exceptional performance at these<br />

extreme conditions.<br />

ID df temp. limits 15-Meter<br />

0.32mm 0.10µm -60 to 380/400°C 18079<br />

0.15µm -60 to 380/400°C 18074<br />

0.30µm -60 to 380/400°C 18075<br />

similar phases<br />

Varian Select Mineral Oil, VF-5HT, DB-1HT, DB-5HT<br />

Looking for a Simple Solution<br />

New Sky liners, featuring a state-of-the-art deactivation, give you the<br />

inertness you need for accurate, reproducible trace level results.<br />

See pp. 206-211 for details.<br />

www.restek.com 99<br />

Website : www.chromtech.net.au E-mail : info@chromtech.net.au TelNo : 03 9762 2034 . . . in AUSTRALIA Mar 2011

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