Technical Data Sheet
Spray unit
Boiling point (bp) -11,7 °C
Flash point (flp) -104,4 °C
ADR 2
UN-Nr. 1950
Easy to clean: unscrew the cartridge, immerse the riser in a container with cleaning liquid and spray until the spray jet contains no residue.
Propellants: dimethyl ether, isobutane, propane.
€22.05/Pack Qty.
excl. VAT. | 1 unit(s) per Pack Qty.
Art. No. YC44.1
Product details
Versatile spray unit with gas cartridge for spraying reagents and other aqueous liquids. Constant spray pressure approx. 4.4 bar. Eco-friendly propellant mixture of dimethyl ether, propane and isobutane. Sufficient for approx. 500 ml liquid.
Easy to clean: unscrew the cartridge, immerse the riser in a container with cleaning liquid and spray until the spray jet contains no residue.
Propellants: dimethyl ether, isobutane, propane.
Spray unit
Vol. | 170 ml |
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YC44.1 | 170 ml | 1 unit(s) |
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General information
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Although the principle of thin-layer chromatography is more than a century old, it did not make its breakthrough as an analytical method until about 50 years ago.
Thanks to the development of new sorbents and supports, as well as increasing instrumentation and automation, TLC has become a versatile separation method. It is used both in qualitative analysis and in quantitative analysis.
Applications range from simple manual separation processes in classic TLC to automated processes in HPTLC (high performance thin layer chromatography).
Advantages of thin layer chromatography:
- Higher sample throughput in less time
- Suitable for screening tests
- Pilot process for HPLC
- The ready-to-use TLC layer functions as a data storage device for separation results
- The separated substances can be used later for further analysis (e.g. IR, MS)
- By switching the mobile and the stationary phases, the separation process can be optimised quickly and cost-efficient