Description
Specifications Table
| Product Name | 1-Butane sulfonic acid sodium salt, anhydrous HPLC |
|---|---|
| Quantity/Pack Size | 25 g |
| Form | Powder |
| Grade | HPLC |
| Application | Ion pair reagent for HPLC |
Product Description
When precision matters in your chromatography work, 1-Butane sulfonic acid sodium salt, anhydrous HPLC from eqipped delivers the purity and consistency you need. This high-quality sodium 1-butanesulfonate serves as an excellent ion pair reagent, helping you achieve better separation and peak resolution in your HPLC analyses.
Researchers and lab professionals across India trust this reagent for its reliable performance in complex sample preparations. Whether you’re working with pharmaceutical compounds, environmental samples, or biochemical analyses, this anhydrous form ensures minimal interference and maximum reproducibility.
The HPLC grade certification means you’re getting a product that meets strict quality standards, with low impurity levels that won’t compromise your results. Each 25g pack provides sufficient quantity for multiple experiments while maintaining freshness through proper storage.
Upgrade your HPLC workflow today with this premium ion pair reagent. Order your 25g pack now and experience the difference in your chromatographic separations.
At eqipped, we understand the importance of having the right reagents when you need them. That’s why we’ve made this essential chromatography chemical available with fast shipping across India, so your research never has to wait.
FAQs
What is the primary use of 1-Butane sulfonic acid sodium salt in HPLC?
It serves as an ion pair reagent that helps improve retention and separation of ionic compounds in reversed-phase HPLC applications.
How should I store this chemical to maintain its quality?
Store the anhydrous form in a tightly sealed container at room temperature, protected from moisture and direct sunlight.
Is this product suitable for LC-MS applications?
While primarily designed for HPLC, many researchers successfully use it in LC-MS with proper method optimization to minimize ion suppression effects.
What’s the difference between anhydrous and hydrated forms?
The anhydrous form contains no water molecules, offering more consistent results in moisture-sensitive applications and longer shelf life.
Can I use this for preparative HPLC?
Yes, though you may need to adjust concentrations based on your specific separation requirements and scale.
