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Calibration Curves for GS-HQ Series (Aqueous Eluent: Pullulan)
Calibration curves for Asahipak GS-HQ series using pullulan are shown.
Sample :
Pullulan
Maltotriose
Maltose
Glucose
Columns : Shodex Asahipak GS-HQ series (7.5mmI.D. x 300mm each) Eluent : H2O Flow rate : 0.6mL/min Detector : Shodex RI Column temp. : 30°C
Sample name index
Product name index
Applications
- Pullulan Standards (1) (SB-804 HQ)
- Pullulan Standards (2) (GF-310 HQ)
- Pullulan Standards (3) (GF-710 HQ)
- Poly(Ethylene Oxide) and Poly(Ethylene Glycol) Standards (SB-804 HQ)
- Dextran (1) (SB-805 HQ)
- Polyacrylamide (1) (SB-805 HQ)
- Poly(Vinyl Alcohol) (2) (Aqueous Eluent) (SB-806 HQ + SB-803 HQ)
- Sodium Polyacrylate (1) (SB-803 HQ + SB-802 HQ)
- Polyvinylpyrrolidone (3) (NaCl aq./CH3CN Eluent) (SB-806M HQ)
- Sodium Poly(Styrene Sulfonate) (1) (GF-510 HQ)
- Selection of Column (1) (Sodium Poly(Styrene Sulfonate))
- Selection of Column (2) (Sodium Polyacrylate)
- Selection of Column (3) (Poly(Sodium Methacrylate))
- Poly(Ethylene Glycol) Standards (6) (DE-613)
- Dextran (2) (DMSO Eluent) (KF-806M)
- Poly(Ethylene Glycol) Standards (7) (SB-2002.5)
- Pullulan Standards (4) (Effects of Flow Rate) (SB-2002.5)
- Pullulan Standards (5) (Effects of Temperature) (SB-2002.5)
- Poly(Ethylene Glycol) Standards (8) (SB-802.5 HQ)
- Sodium Poly(Styrene Sulfonate) (2) (GF-7M HQ)
- Poly(Sodium Methacrylate) (GF-710 HQ)
- Pullulan Standards (7) (GS-220 HQ)
- Dextran (3) (SB-806M HQ)
- Sodium Dextran Sulfate (SB-806M HQ)
- Poly(Ethylene Glycol) Standards (9) (GS-220 HQ)
- Influence of Column Temperature on Retention Time of PEG (GF-310 HQ and GS-320 HQ)
- Influence of Salt Concentration on Retention Time of PEG with GF-310 HQ Column
- Comparison of Chromatogram of PEG Mixtures
- Effects of Analysis of PEG Mixtures with GF-310 HQ by Composition of Eluent
- Effects of Analysis of PEG Mixtures with GS-320 HQ by Composition of Eluent
- Polyacrylamide (3) (Comparison with SB-807 HQ and SB-806 HQ)
- Lignosulfonic Acid Sodium Salt (GS-520 HQ)
- Optimization of Mobile Phase for the Analysis of Sodium Polyacrylate (GF-7M HQ)
- Polyvinylpyrrolidone (6) (NaCl aq./CH3CN Eluent) (SB-806M HQ)
- Colominic Acid (SB-804 HQ)
- SEC Analysis of Latex Particles (KW405-4F)
Applications (related information)
- Calibration Curves for SB-800 HQ Series (Aqueous Eluent: Pullulan)
- Calibration Curves for SB-806M HQ (Aqueous Eluent: Pullulan, PEG and PEO)
- Calibration Curves for SB-800 HQ Series (Aqueous Eluent: PEG, PEO)
- Calibration Curve for SB-807 HQ (Aqueous Eluent: Pullulan)
- Calibration Curves for LB-800 Series (Aqueous Eluent: Pullulan)
- Calibration Curves for GF-HQ Series (Aqueous Eluent: Pullulan)
- Calibration Curves for GS-HQ Series (Aqueous Eluent: PEG, PEO)
- Calibration Curves for GF-HQ Series (Aqueous Eluent: PEG, PEO)
- SEC Analysis of Ionic Sample
- Calibration Curves of Hydrophilic Polymers (1) (Sodium Poly(Styrene Sulfonate))
- Calibration Curves of Hydrophilic Polymers (2) (Sodium Polyacrylate)
- Calibration Curves of Hydrophilic Polymers (3) (Poly(Sodium Methacrylate))
Synthetic Polymers
- Hydrophobic Polymers: THF Eluent
- Hydrophobic Polymers: Chloroform Eluent
- Hydrophobic Polymers: DMF Eluent
- Hydrophobic Polymers: HFIP Eluent
- Hydrophobic Polymers: Other Eluents
- Hydrophobic Polymers: High Temperature SEC
- Additives in Hydrophobic Polymers
- Hydrophobic Oligomers
- Hydrophilic Polymers
- Cationic Polymers
- Solvent-peak Separation Columns
- To Realize Pure SEC Mode
- Guidelines for Shodex Column Selection
- Sample Concentration for SEC Analysis
- Effects of Sample Load (Pullulan)
- Selection of Calibration Curves
- Selection of Calibration Standards
- Connection of Different Pore-size Columns
- Column Connection and Linear Type Columns
- Comparison of Calibration Curves: Linear Type and Mixed Gel Type
- Comparison of Calibration Curves: Linear Type and Column Connection
- Comparison of Calibration Curves: Linear Type and Conventional Type
- Comparison of Separation: Linear Type and Column Connection
- Comparison of Separation: Linear Type and Conventional Type (1)
- Comparison of Separation: Linear Type and Conventional Type (2)
- Solubility of Solvents
- Physical Chemistry Properties of Solvents
- Polarities of Solvents
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