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FFF MALS Complete system

FFF MALS Complete system.

The acquisition comprises:

— Eclipse® AF4 system for aqueous solvents with customization allowing for occasional us-age of THF,

— Organic Frit Inlet Channel for Eclipse® AF4,

— Refurbished LC Channel for Eclipse® AF4 (no cost),

— THERMOS Large Capacity Thermostat for FFF channels and SEC/GPC columns,

— 18-angle Multi-Angle Light Scattering (MALS) detector DAWN® HELEOS® II with Peltier Temperature Control from -15^oC to +150^oC,

— Optilab® T-rEX Differential Refractometer,

— Agilent 1260 Infinity II LC system including quarternary pump with integrated degasser and vialsampler,

— VISION FFF Software and ASTRA Light Scattering Software,

— Installation and Familiarization on site by Wyatt Application Scientist (5 days),

— MALS and FFF training course for two persons,

— 1 year Premium Support via Phone and Email.

The setup combining asymmetric-flow-field-flow-fractionation (AF4), multi-angle light scattering, dif-ferential refractive index (dRI) detection, full UV detection and an option to switch between AF4 and Size-exclusion chromatography (SEC) is unique and not offered by other vendor.

Multi-Angle Light Scattering (MALS) detector:

— A Multi-Angle Light Scattering detector with Peltier Temperature control from -15^oC to +150^oC (required for measurement of some of our thermoresponsive polymer samples).

— A detector, which can be calibrated with a pure solvent like toluene.

— A MALS detector with embedded ultrasonic cell cleaning device for automatic flow cell clean-ing.

— A unique high sensitivity with 20 ng/mL 100 kDa polystyrene in THF.

— A MALS detector, which may be equipped with a DLS option measuring in the same flow cell.

Differential Refractive Index (dRI) Detector:

— A 512 element diode array dRI with a unsurpassed sensitivity (±7.5 x 10-10 RIU across the en-tire measurement range) and working range (-0.0047 - +0.0047 RIU).

— A dRI detector using the same wavelength as the MALS detector, which means that the same dn/dc for molar mass calculation is used for the concentration determination.

— Can measure also the absolute refractive index of a solvent (useful if a solvent mixture).

— A detector, which is calibrated during manufacturing so that the detector signal can be directly calculated with the dn/dc value to the real concentration (no re-calibration needed).

Asymmetric-flow-field-flow-fractionation (Eclipse® AF4):

— The only FFF system on the market using only one pump.

— A Frit Inlet (FI) channel, which uses a FFF separation technique without focusing step (a tech-nical evaluation showed that some of our samples cannot be measured with traditional chan-nels using the focusing step).

— A CoriFlow controller to precisely measure and adjust the cross-flow.

— A comprehensive software to control all instrumentation (HPLC system, FFF system and detec-tors). The software is developed especially for FFF and features a module to simulate and predict fractograms based on FFF theory.

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