Ion-Exchange SAX SPE Cartridge

  • Functional group: Strong anion exchange (SAX)
  • Retention Mechanism: The stationary phase interacts electrostatically with negatively charged analytes (anions)
  • Particle size: 40-75μm
  • Average pore size: 70 Å
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Description

SAX SPE Cartridge: High-Capacity Sorbent for Strong Anion Exchange

The SAX (strong anion exchange) solid-phase extraction (SPE) cartridge is a quaternary ammonium bonded phase on a silica matrix. It remains positively charged across the full pH range, providing a strong anion exchange capacity for efficient extraction of weakly anionic compounds. This makes SAX SPE cartridges ideal for isolating weakly acidic compounds, such as carboxylic acids, from complex sample matrices.

Key Features

  • Flexible selectivity by adjusting the solvent conditions
  • Strong anion exchange mechanism with no secondary interactions
  • Consistent performance across a wide pH range
  • High affinity for weakly acidic compounds

Applications

  • Food safety and agricultural analysis
    • Detection of hormone residues in meat products
    • Analysis of sulfonylurea herbicides in soil, vegetables, and cereals
  • Biochemical and pharmaceutical research
    • Separation of proteins, peptides, phenols, nucleic acids, nucleotides, and surfactants
  • Environmental and industrial testing
    • Removal of anionic contaminants such as organic acids, nucleotides, sulfonates, and inorganic anions from water and other samples

The SAX SPE cartridge provides reliable anion exchange retention, making it an effective tool for biochemical, food safety, environmental, and pharmaceutical applications.

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