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Thermo Scientific HyperSep microscale solid phase extraction (MSPE) Tips and SpinTips were designed to solve the difficulties of performing SPE sample preparation on small-volume samples. Using a patented design, these Tips and SpinTips are available with a variety of SPE resins to satisfy a wide...

Solid phase extraction (SPE) is a sample preparation technique that chromatographers use to remove interfering compounds, concentrate the analyte, and/or extract the analyte in a preferred solvent prior to HPLC, GC, IC, or MS analysis.

Our online SPE columns contain popular Thermo Scientific HyperSep SPE chemistries to retain specific analytes in a sample matrix. Use these online SPE columns with an appropriate HPLC column and switching valves.

Solid phase extraction (SPE) methods are based on the 6 steps with an example method as shown below. If you need to develop or optimize an SPE method, information on this page is a good place to begin.

Manifolds help you to process multiple solid phase extraction (SPE) or solid liquid extraction (SLE) cartridges and well plates. We offer a range of vacuum and positive pressure manifolds for these sample preparation techniques to make your sample cleanup consistent and reproducible.

Choosing the best SPE stationary phase to use depends on the physical/chemical properties (such as pH, pKa and Solubility log P) of your analytes. There are a variety of SPE stationary phases to choose from including: reverse phase, normal phase, ion-exchange, and mixed mode, with mixed mode being a...

The right sample preparation solution can save you time and solvent, reduce repetitive functions, and provide consistency and accuracy of results. You’ll find the right solution among our broad selection of sample preparation consumables.

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Solid phase extraction (SPE) is a sample preparation technique often used by chromatographers prior to analysis. SPE is most often used to remove interfering compounds from a sample, although it can also be used to enrich/concentrate analytes of interest in the sample.

Our experience and commitment to your success separates Thermo Fisher Scientific from other vendors. Our innovations in chromatography consumables help you meet today’s ever increasing demands for analytical performance, productivity, and ease of use.

Monitoring, identification and quantitation requirements for environmental contaminants are constantly evolving, requiring innovative techniques and instrumentation to keep pace. Thermo Scientific products and technologies provide effective tools and workflows for screening and quantifying known and...

All samples require some form of preparation prior to study or analysis by mass spectrometry to remove detergents, reduce the complexity of the sample when focusing on specific proteins and/or tag proteins for identification/quantitation.

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What are elemental impurities? Elemental impurities are traces of metals that can be found in finished drug products. The analysis of elemental impurities is necessary to describe the concentration of the trace elements in final drug products.

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