Solvents (HPLC & GC)
- CAS
- 872-50-4
- Formula
- C5H9NO
- MW
- 99.13 g/mol
Solvent quality decides whether a baseline is flat or a reaction runs dry, so the Solvents (HPLC & GC) division is organised by end use rather than by chemical family. You will find gradient-grade acetonitrile and methanol for liquid chromatography, residue-free hexane and dichloromethane for GC work, deuterated and spectroscopy grades, anhydrous solvents for moisture-sensitive synthesis, and industrial grades for extraction and cleaning.
- Chromatography: HPLC, gradient and LC-MS grades with low UV cut-off and residue
- Analysis: AR, ACS and spectroscopy grades for titration and UV-Vis
- Synthesis: anhydrous and stabilised solvents for the reaction flask
- Process: bulk and technical grades in drums and IBCs
Buyers usually decide on three numbers, which are water content, evaporation residue and UV absorbance at the method wavelength. Our COAs report these values for each lot. Flammable liquids are packed in UN-approved glass, metal or HDPE and travel as dangerous goods by sea from Nhava Sheva or Mundra, or by air where the class and quantity allow.
Solvents (HPLC & GC): questions buyers ask
Which solvent grade should I use for LC-MS rather than HPLC-UV?
How should opened bottles of HPLC solvent be stored?
Can I get one lot of solvent reserved for a long validation study?
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