Environmental Sciences, asked by nspr6250, 1 year ago

How to prepare sample for hplc analysis agilent for pesticides in water?

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Answered by aryanphutane
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PuriFlash 4250-250Specifications and Options


Prep HPLC 10 to 75mm ID
Flash Columns 4g - 800g
Normal & Reverse Phase

Flash and Prep HPLC in one instrument

Combine the simplicity of Flash purification with the power to run Prep HPLC columns into one instrument. Switch from normal to reverse phase in less than 10 seconds.


Intelligent Modular Design

The modular design of puriFlash instruments provides a level of flexibility to meet changing purification requirements. Upgrade at any time to a higher pressure or higher flow pump, additional detector (ELSD, RI, MS) or additional collector.


Touch Screen Controller

InterSoft 5.0, Free Upgrades

Solvent Level Monitoring

Leak Detection

4 USB Ports

Ethernet Ready


Save valuable hood space and locate the instrument on a bench with the fraction collector fume enclosure option.


Fraction Collector

4 Racks, 176 x 18mm Tubes


Full Size Keyboard
Solvent Resistant



HPLC Pump
True Quaternary Gradient
250 ml/min, 3625 PSI/250 bar


UV Detector
Dual Wavelength DAD
200 – 600 nm + Scanning
Spectral View & Purity Confirmation


Sample Loading
HPLC - Inline Loop Injection
Flash - Dry Load & Liquid Load
High Volume, Through-Pump
Multiple Injection Sequence


Integrated Column Holders
Flash and Prep HPLC
Column Switching Valve


PF4250-250: Part No. PF4250-250


Purification Based Software

Purification is a dynamic environment yet most Prep HPLC instruments rely upon analytical based software which restricts the user from making changes after starting the run. The puriFlash software allows the user to alter run conditions at anytime during equilibration and after the run has begun: gradient slope, flow rate, tube collection volume etc.


Switch from Flash to Prep HPLC in 10 seconds

Simply purge with propanol for 10 seconds and the instrument is ready to equilibrate a column in normal phase Flash or reverse phase Prep HPLC. With four solvent inlets (ABCD), many puriFlash users dedicate AB to reverse phase and CD to normal phase. Purging with propanol is as simple as clicking the purge button on the touch screen controller.


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