TLC plates Silica gel 60 F254, with concentrating zone

Support materials for TLC ready-to-use layersGlass plates: glass, ~ 1.3 mm thick, high requirements for weight, packaging and storage, ideal torsional strength, high temperature stability, susceptible to breakage, can not be cut with scissors, high resistance against solvents, mineral acids and conc. ammonia, suitability for aqueous detection reagents depends on the phasePOLYGRAM®: polyester, ~ 0.2 mm thick, low requirements for weight, packaging and storage, low torsional strength, max. 185 °C temperature stability, not susceptible to breakage, can be cut with scissors, high resistance against solvents, mineral acids and conc. ammonia, very suitable for aqueous detection reagentsALUGRAM®: aluminium, ~ 0.15 mm thick, low requirements for weight, packaging and storage, relatively high torsional strength, high temperature stability, not susceptible to breakage, can be cut with scissors, high resistance against solvents, low resistance against mineral acids and conc. ammonia, limited suitability for aqueous detection reagentsGlass plates, POLYGRAM®, ALUGRAM®Silica 60Specific surface (BET) ~500 m²/gMean pore size 60 ÅSpecific pore volume 0.75 ml/gParticle size 5 to 17 µmStandard gradeThickness of layer for analytical plates 0.25 mm, for preparative plates 0.5 and 1 mmFor 2 mm preparative layers a slightly coarser material is used, indicators: manganese activated zinc silicate with green fluorescence for short-wave UV (254 nm)Binders: highly polymeric products, which are stable in almost all organic solvents and resistant towards aggressive visualisation reagentsBinder system for Polygram® sheets is also completely stable in purely aqueous eluentsAvailable as glass plates, Polygram polyester sheets and Alugram aluminium sheetsAvailable with or without fluorescent indicator (UV 254)

Inorganic fluorescent indicators, green fluorescing.

Whatman chromatography papers are the most widely used papers for chromatography worldwide. This acceptance and usage reflects the purity, high quality and consistency of Whatman papers. These qualities are relied upon by chromatographers and essential to successful reproducible chromatography. Whatman chromatography paper media are made from specially selected cotton cellulose. They are rigorously quality controlled for characteristics important to the chromatographer and to ensure uniformity within the grade.1 Chr world standard chromatography paper. A smooth surface, 0.18 mm thick with a linear flow rate (water) of 130 mm/30 min. Good resolution for general analytical separations.3MM Chr widely used as a blotting paper, 3MM Chr is used in both electrophoresis and for general chemistry. A medium thickness paper (0.34 mm) used extensively for general chromatography and electrophoresis. Flow rate is 130 mm/30 min.3 Chr medium thickness paper (0.34 mm) with a flow rate of 130 mm/30 min. For general applications with medium/heavy solute loadings. Frequently used for separation of inorganic compounds and for electrophoresis.17 Chr thick (0.92 mm) and highly absorbent paper with a very high flow rate of 190 mm/30 min. Suitable for the heaviest loadings and ideal for preparative paper chromatography and electrophoresis.Ion exchange paperSG81: A unique paper (0.27 mm thick) combining cellulose and large pore silica gel. Suitable for separations in which both partition and adsorption are important, including the separation of phospholipids, steroids, phenols and dyes. Flow rate is 110 mm/30 min.

Support materials for TLC ready-to-use layersGlass plates: glass, ~ 1.3 mm thick, high requirements for weight, packaging and storage, ideal torsional strength, high temperature stability, susceptible to breakage, can not be cut with scissors, high resistance against solvents, mineral acids and conc. ammonia, suitability for aqueous detection reagents depends on the phasePOLYGRAM®: polyester, ~ 0.2 mm thick, low requirements for weight, packaging and storage, low torsional strength, max. 185 °C temperature stability, not susceptible to breakage, can be cut with scissors, high resistance against solvents, mineral acids and conc. ammonia, very suitable for aqueous detection reagentsALUGRAM®: aluminium, ~ 0.15 mm thick, low requirements for weight, packaging and storage, relatively high torsional strength, high temperature stability, not susceptible to breakage, can be cut with scissors, high resistance against solvents, low resistance against mineral acids and conc. ammonia, limited suitability for aqueous detection reagentsGlass platessilica 60, specific surface (BET) ~ 500m2/g, mean pore size 60Ä, specific pore volume 0.75ml/g, particle size 5.17µmkieselguhr zone for rapid sample application: because kieselguhr is completely inert towards a large number of compounds, the samples always from a narrow band at the interface of the two adsorbents, irrespective of shape, size or position of the spots in the concentrating zone. Separation then takes place inthe silica layer.available as glass plates with or without fluorescent indicator (UV254)

Chromatography Paper 1 CHR The standard chromatography paper. Good resolution for general analytical separations. Pure cellulose. Thickness 0.18mm. Capillary rise (water) 130mm / 30 min.Chromatography Paper 3MM CHR Used in electophoresis, in general chemistry and as blotting paper. Pure cellulose. Thickness 0.34mm.Capillary rise (water) 130mm / 30 min.

Standard chromatography paper for routine applications and simple analysis. Capillary rise 145 mm/ 30 min.

Standard, rigid TLC plates in a choice of media, backing materials, and with dimensions as outlined below.*with 254 nm UV indicator

The primary field of application is the partition chromatography of polar substances such as amino acids, carboxylic acids or carbohydrates. The TLC-plates are available as glass plates, POLYGRAM® polyester sheets and ALUGRAM® aluminium sheets.Fiber length (95 %) 2-20 µmAverage degree of polymerization 400-500Specific surface according to Blaine 15000 cm2/g≤ 20 ppm Fe, 6 ppm Cu, 7 ppm PDichloromethane extract ≤ 0.25 %Residue on ignition at 850 °C ≤ 1500 ppmAvailable with or without fluorescent indicator (UV 254)

Inorganic fluorescent indicators, blue fluorescing, acid-stable.