Oxalate (CAS 144-62-7)
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The oxalate standard for IC is a chemical used to calibrate ion chromatography instruments. It functions as a reference material to ensure accurate and precise measurements of anions in various samples. The oxalate standard interacts with the stationary phase of the column, allowing for the separation and quantification of anions based on their affinity for the stationary phase. Oxalate Standard For Ic′s mechanism of action involves forming specific interactions with the stationary phase, leading to the retention and elution of anions based on their differing affinities. The oxalate standard may play a role in quality control and assurance within ion chromatography experiments, allowing for the accurate determination of anion concentrations in a wide range of sample types. Its precise mechanism of action at the molecular level ensures the reliable and reproducible measurement of anions in development applications.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Oxalate, 100 ml | sc-253220 | 100 ml | $90.00 |