The polymer filler refers to the organic polymer microspheres such as polystyrene or divinylbenzene. Acid and alkali resistance is its characteristic
1、MCX
MCX is a non-substituted polydivinylbenzene copolymer with sulfonic acid as the functional group. It provides dual modes of retention, weak cation exchange and reversed phase on a stable polymer sorbent, which improves the retention for basic analytes.
Sorbent Specifications: Surface area: 600 m2/g, Particle size: 40 μm, Pore size: 60 Å
2、MAX
MAX is a non-substituted polydivinylbenzene copolymer with a quaternary amino as the functional group. This polymeric mixed-mode sorbent features reversed-phase and strong anion exchange retention mechanisms, allowing for superb retention for acidic compounds.
Sorbent Specifications: Surface area: 600 m2/g, Particle size: 40 μm, Pore size: 60 Å
3、HLB
HLB is a non-substituted polydivinylbenzene copolymer with high surface area and high capacity. It has greater capacity than reversed phase bonded silica, can be used for the extraction of non-polar and polar compounds simultaneously. It is ideal in screening applications where a broad range of analytes can be extracted.
Sorbent Specifications: Surface area: 600 m2/g, Particle size: 40 μm, Pore size: 300 Å
4、WCX
WCX is a non-substituted polydivinylbenzene copolymer with carboxyl as the functional group. It provides dual modes of retention, weak cation exchange and reversed phase on a stable polymer sorbent, which improves the retention for basic analytes.
Sorbent Specifications: Surface area: 600 m2/g, Particle size: 40 μm, Pore size: 300 Å
5、WAX
WAX is a non-substituted polydivinylbenzene copolymer with piperazine as the functional group. This polymeric mixed-mode sorbent features reversed-phase and weak anion exchange retention mechanisms, allowing for superb retention for strong acids.
Sorbent Specifications: Surface area: 600 m2/g, Particle size: 40 μm, Pore size: 300 Å

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