Sample Prep Catalog1
Sample Prep Catalog1
Sample Prep Catalog1
228 QuEChERS
235 Captiva Filtration
242 Sample Filtration
248 TOXI-TUBES
Application Guide
Industry Application Technique Product
Pharmaceutical Bioanalysis Solid Phase Extraction Bond Elut Plexa
Bond Elut Plexa PCX
Bond Elut Plexa PAX
Bond Elut
Mega Bond Elut
OMIX
SPEC
Liquid/Liquid Extraction Chem Elut
Protein Precipitation Captiva NDLipids
Filtration Captiva
Supported Liquid Chem Elut
Extraction (SLE)
Biotechnology Protein/Peptide Lysate Filtration Captiva
Purification Micro-volume SPE OMIX
Clinical and Forensic Bioanalysis Solid Phase Extraction Bond Elut
Bond Elut Plexa
Bond Elut Plexa PCX
SPEC
OMIX
Supported Liquid Chem Elut
Extraction (SLE)
Protein Precipitation Captiva NDLipids
Filtration Captiva
Environmental Monitoring Semi-volatiles Solid Phase Extraction Bond Elut
SPEC
Oils and Grease Solid Phase Extraction Bond Elut
SPEC
Water Removal Bond Elut
Na2SO4
Food and Beverage Pesticides Solid Phase Extraction Captiva
and Herbicides Bondesil Bulk Silica
QuEChERS
Supported Liquid Chem Elut
Extraction (SLE)
• Options for Your Needs: Offering extraction solutions for the widest range of analytes
and matrices, with over 40 bonded silica phases for high specificity methods and polymeric
phases for rapid method development, Bond Elut has the largest choice of formats and
sorbents in the market
• Innovative Products Designed for Lab Efficiency: Whether it be fast flow polymeric
particles or our patented 96-well plate design, all Bond Elut products are created for
ease-of-use and flexibility to meet both manual and automated requirements
• Technical Support at Every Step: For your specific applications, or to help solve
occasional technical issues, a global team of analytical scientists is on hand to assist
• World Class Manufacturing and Quality: Unrivaled manufacturing control, plus exacting
ISO 9001: 2000 compliant inspections guarantee the consistent quality of Bond Elut
We have a full set of straight barrel SPE tubes ranging from 1-150 mL
in a wide range of bonded silica and polymeric chemistries, sorbent
particle sizes and bed masses.
For more specialized applications, the Luer compatible Bond Elut Jr
and the funnel-shaped large reservoir capacity (LRC) tube offer flexibility
and function in a broad range of sorbent bed masses.
60 mL 20 mL 12 mL
VersaPlate
VersaPlate is a highly innovative, flexible design that lets you customize plates.
Insert different phases for sorbent screening or insert only enough tubes to match
the number of samples to be extracted for minimal waste. VersaPlate can be
purchased in a pre-packed format or as loose tubes.
Polymers
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Phenomenex Waters Supelco Agilent
Strata Oasis Supelclean/Discovery Bond Elut
Strata-X HLB Plexa
SDB-L ENVI-ChromP ENV or LMS
Strata-XC MCX Plexa PCX
MAX Plexa PAX
Sorbent Specifications
Typical
Carbon Surface Particle Size Mean
Bonded Functional Loading Area (µm) and Pore Size
Sorbent Phase Category Group/Base Material Endcapped Format (%) (m2/g) Shape (Å)
AccuCAT Mixed Mode Sulfonic acid (SCX) No Packed bed 7.0 500 40 and 120, 60
and quaternary amine irregular
(SAX) silica based
Alumina (AL-A) Polar Aluminium oxide – acidic Packed bed 0.0 25
Alumina (AL-B) Polar Aluminium oxide – basic Packed bed 0.0 25
Alumina (AL-N) Polar Aluminium oxide – neutral Packed bed 0.0 25
Aminopropyl (NH2) Polar/Anion Aminopropyl/silica based No Packed bed 6.7 500 40 and 120, 60
Exchanger irregular
SPEC Aminopropyl (NH2) Polar/Anion Aminopropyl/silica based No Monolithic disk 220 70
Exchanger
C1 Non-polar Methyl/silica based Yes Packed bed 4.1 500 40, irregular 60
C2 Non-polar Ethyl/silica based Yes Packed bed 5.6 500 40 and 120, 60
irregular
SPEC C2 Non-polar Dimethyl/silica based No Monolithic disk 2.7 220 70
C8 Non-polar Octyl/silica based Yes Packed bed 12.2 500 40 and 120, 60
irregular
SPEC C8 Non-polar Octyl/silica based Yes Monolithic disk 5.0 220
Carbon Strongly Graphitized carbon No Packed bed
Non-polar
C18 Non-polar Trifunctional Yes Packed bed 17.4 500 40 and 120, 60
octadecyl/silica based irregular
SPEC C18 Non-polar Monofunctional No Monolithic disk 8.0 220 70
octadecyl/silica based
SPEC C18 AR Non-polar Trifunctional Yes Monolithic disk 9.0 220 70
octadecyl/silica based
C18 EWP Non-polar Trifunctional Yes Packed bed 6.0 80 40, irregular 500
octadecyl/silica based
C18 INT Non-polar Trifunctional Yes Packed bed 13.0 500 40, irregular 60
octadecyl/silica based
C18 OH Non-polar Monofunctional No Packed bed 14.9 300 40 and 120, 150
octadecyl/silica based irregular
CBA Cation Carboxylic acid/silica based Yes Packed bed 7.4 500 40 and 120, 60
Exchanger irregular
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Sorbent Specifications
Typical
Carbon Surface Particle Size Mean
Bonded Functional Loading Area (μm) and Pore Size
Sorbent Phase Category Group/Base Material Endcapped Format (%) (m2/g) Shape (Å)
Certify Mixed Mode Octyl and benzenesulfonic No Packed bed 9.0 500 40 and 120, 60
acid (SCX)/silica based irregular
Certify II Mixed Mode Octyl and quaternary amine No Packed bed 8.6 500 40 and 120, 60
(SAX)/silica based irregular
CH Non-polar Cyclohexyl/silica based Yes Packed bed 9.6 500 40 and 120, 60
irregular
Cyano (CN-E) Non-polar Cyanopropyl/silica based Yes Packed bed 8.1 500 40 and 120, 60
irregular
SPEC Cyano Polar Cyanopropyl/silica based No Monolithic disk 220 70
SPEC DAU Application Silica based Monolithic disk 220 70
specific
DEA Anion Diethylaminopropyl/ No Packed bed 8.5 500 40 and 120, 60
Exchanger silica based irregular
Diol (2OH) Polar Diol/silica based No Packed bed 6.8 500 40, irregular 60
ENV Non-polar Styrene divinylbenzene Packed bed 125, spherical 450
EnvirElut 1664 Application Trifunctional No Packed bed 18.0 500 40 and 120, 60
specific octadecyl/silica based irregular
FL Polar Florisil Packed bed 200
Focus Polar Polar functionalized styrene Packed bed 640 44, spherical 120
enhanced divinylbenzene
LMS Non-polar Styrene divinylbenzene Packed bed 75, spherical 300
SPEC MP1 Mixed Mode Non-polar and Monolithic disk 6.0 220 70
benzenesulfonic acid
(SCX)/silica based
SPEC MP3 Mixed Mode Slightly polar and Monolithic disk 220 70
benzenesulfonic acid
(SCX)/silica based
NEXUS Mixed mode Mixed mode copolymer Packed bed 575 70, spherical 100/450
Bimodal
PBA Covalent Phenylboronic acid/ No Packed bed 7.9 500 40, irregular 60
silica based
PCB Application Layered phase Packed bed 500
specific
PH Non-polar Phenyl/silica based Yes Packed bed 10.7 500 40 and 120, 60
irregular
Plexa Polar Hydrophilic styrene Packed bed 550 45, spherical 100
enhanced divinylbenzene monodisperse
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Sorbent Specifications
Typical
Carbon Surface Particle Size Mean
Bonded Functional Loading Area (μm) and Pore Size
Sorbent Phase Category Group/Base Material Endcapped Format (%) (m2/g) Shape (Å)
Plexa PCX Cation Mixed SCX functionalized Packed bed 550 45, spherical 100
Mode hydrophilic styrene monodisperse
divinylbenzene
PPL Non-polar Functionalized styrene Packed bed 600 125, spherical 150
divinylbenzene
PRS Cation Propylsulfonic acid/ No Packed bed 1.7 500 40, irregular 60
Exchanger silica based
PSA Anion Ethylenediamine-N-propyl/ No Packed bed 7.5 500 40 and 120, 60
Exchanger silica based irregular
SPEC PSA Anion Ethylenediamine-N-propyl/ No SPEC disk 220 70
Exchanger silica based
SPEC PH Non-polar Phenyl/silica based Yes Monolithic disk 220 70
SAX Anion Trimethylaminopropyl/ No Packed bed 7.5 500 40 and 120, 60
Exchanger silica based irregular
SPEC SAX Anion Trimethylaminopropyl/ No Monolithic disk 220 70
Exchanger silica based
SCX Cation Benzenesulfonic acid/ No Packed bed 10.9 500 40 and 120, 60
Exchanger silica based irregular
SPEC SCX Cation Benzenesulfonic acid/ No Monolithic disk 220 70
Exchanger silica based
SI Polar Silica No Packed bed 600 40 and 120, 60
irregular
SPEC SI Polar Silica No Monolithic disk 220 70
TCA Application Ethyl/silica based Yes Packed bed 500 40 and 120, 60
specific irregular
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Analyte
Pores
Large endogenous proteins do not bind to Interferences wash away without leaching Clean extract with high recovery.
the surface of the polymer and cannot access the analytes of interest.
pore structure.
5% HCO2H 5% NH3
Elution 2 in MeOH in 1:1 MeOH/ACN
Bases Bases
Improved Sensitivity
Matrix interferences can result in significantly decreased analytical sensitivity due to ion
Plexa improves sensitivity suppression. Bond Elut Plexa gives you higher recoveries in cleaner extracts, which translates
by minimizing ion suppression into better sensitivity. Plexa delivers high recoveries regardless of whether absolute or relative
effects and maximizing recovery calculations are used. This indicates that ion suppression is minimized and maximum sensitivity
is achieved. Relative recovery calculations (green bars) are routinely used, but mask the effects
of ion suppression, which are normalized.
Bond Elut General Cation
Plexa purpose exchange
polymer X polymer X
120
by imaging analysis
Key
The narrow particle size distribution offers reproducible, superior flow characteristics with minimal clogging
By minimizing the need for extensive method development for multiple sorbents,
Bond Elut Plexa simplifies SPE. The water wettable, hydroxylated exterior allows excellent
flow of biofluid samples. A gradient of polarity on the polymer surface shunts small analytes
to the more hydrophobic center of the polymer bead where they are retained prior to washing
and elutions steps.
Neutral wash: 500 μL CH3OH-CH3CN Plexa PCX comes with a simple, single method approach for basic drugs that offers improved
(1:1, v/v) recoveries, cleaner extracts and reduced method development time and cost. Flow rate is
improved because Plexa PCX particles have much narrower particle size distribution with
Elution:
no fines to cause blockages.
500 μL CH3OH-CH3CN + 5% NH3
(28-30%)
Typical Matrices Primary Extraction Mechanism Compound Types
Volumes stated are for Bond Elut 96 Aqueous, biological Mixed mode: non-polar and cation exchange Basic drugs, basic
30 mg, 1 mL, P/N A4968030. fluids, buffered drugs of abuse
organics
Polymeric SPE
Reversed Phase Polymeric SPE
Bond Elut PPL
• Modified styrene-divinylbenzene polymer
• Large particle size allows fast extraction speeds
• High surface area and capacity for polar analytes
Bond Elut PPL is a styrene-divinylbenzene (SDVB) polymer that has been modified with
a proprietary non-polar surface. PPL will retain even the most polar classes of analytes,
including phenols. The large particle size allows ease of flow for viscous or particulate rich
water samples, while the high surface area and strong hydrophobicity ensure reproducible
extractions with high recoveries upon elution.
Bond Elut PPL is suitable for EPA Method 528 'Determination of Phenols in Drinking Water
by SPE and Capillary GC/MS.'
Sorbent Conditioning: 200 mg/3 mL Bond Elut ENV cartridge Compounds Recoveries (%)
Apply Sample: Adjust 500 mL sample to pH 2 using concentrated HCl 1,3,5-Trinitrobenzene 99.8
Nitrobenzene 92.1
Interference Wash: 500 mL of water sample at a flow rate 2,4-Dinitrotoluene 97.7
between 10 and 15 mL/min.
2,6-Dinitrotoluene 86.8
Analyte Elution: 5 mL DI H2O, then dry the cartridge for 3 min 2-Amino-4,6-dinitrotoluene 93.2
4-Amino-2,6-dinitrotoluene 93.3
1. 2.5 mL ACN (2 mL of which re-eluted x 4
after 1st elution) 4-Nitrotoluene 85.3
2. 1.5 mL fresh ACN
Silica-Based SPE
Reversed Phase (Non-Polar) Silica SPE
Reversed phase sorbents are non-polar and are used to retain (extract) non-polar analytes from
polar matrices. For reversed phase sorbents, retention decreases as the eluting solvent becomes
more non-polar.
VersaPlate Formats
Particle Size
Description (μm) 25 mg 50 mg 100 mg
Preassembled 96-well plate 40 75401050 7540101C
VersaPlate tubes, 96/pk 40 75501025 75501050 7550101C
120 75502050
Bond Elut C8
CH3 • Excellent for strongly-retained analytes
• Polar interactions not significant
O Si (CH2)7 CH3 • Less retentive than C18
CH3 Bond Elut C8 is very similar in property to C18, but is not as retentive for non-polar compounds,
due to its shorter hydrocarbon chain, and therefore reduced carbon loading. C8 is an excellent
replacement for C18 when analytes are too strongly retained for effective elution. The potential
for polar interactions is somewhat higher than for C18 because there is less coverage of the
silica surface. These polar interactions are not, however, a significant property of C8.
Bond Elut C8
Description Unit Part No.
Bond Elut Jr
500 mg 100/pk 12162029B
LRC Cartridges
100 mg, 10 mL 50/pk 12113002
200 mg, 10 mL 50/pk 12113025
500 mg, 10 mL 50/pk 12113028
Straight Barrel Cartridges
50 mg, 1 mL 100/pk 12102059
50 mg, 3 mL 50/pk 12105028
100 mg, 1 mL 100/pk 12102002
100 mg, 3 mL 50/pk 12102100
200 mg, 3 mL 50/pk 12102026
500 mg, 3 mL 50/pk 12102029
500 mg, 6 mL 30/pk 12102053
1 g, 6 mL 30/pk 12256002
5 g, 20 mL 20/pk 12256024
10 g, 60 mL 16/pk 12256032
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Bond Elut C8
Description Unit Part No.
Other Formats
Prospekt cartridge, 800 Series 96/pk 12281002
Prospekt cartridge, 800 Series, 1 mm 96/pk 12281025
100 mg, 3 mL, Gerstel format 50/pk 161618G
200 mg, 3 mL, Gerstel format 50/pk 161622G
500 mg, 3 mL, Gerstel format 50/pk 161632G
VersaPlate Formats
Description Particle Size (μm) 50 mg 100 mg
Preassembled 96-well plate 40 7540301C
VersaPlate tubes, 96/pk 40 75503050 7550301C
Bond Elut PH
CH3 • Added selectivity compared to other non-polar sorbents
• Enhanced retention of planar, conjugated organic molecules
O Si • Similar polarity to C8
CH3 Bond Elut PH is a non-polar bonded silica material which exhibits a different selectivity to alkyl
or aliphatic functionalized phases such as C8 or cyclohexyl. The electron density present in the
aromatic ring affords an enhancement in the retention of conjugated or aromatic ring-containing
analytes due to desirable pi-pi interactions.
Bond Elut PH
40 μm 120 μm
Description Unit Particle Size Particle Size
LRC Cartridges
100 mg, 10 mL 50/pk 12113005 14113005
500 mg, 10 mL 50/pk 12113031 14113031
Straight Barrel Cartridges
50 mg, 1 mL 100/pk 12102062 14102062
100 mg, 1 mL 100/pk 12102005 14102005
500 mg, 3 mL 50/pk 12102032 14102032
1 g, 6 mL 30/pk 12256004 14256004
Bond Elut C1
CH3 • Least retentive of all alkyl group bonded phases
• Easy retention and release of polar compounds
O Si CH3 • Easy retention and release of multi-functional compounds
CH3 Due to the methyl group and subsequent low carbon load, Bond Elut C1 is the least retentive
of all alkyl group bonded phases for non-polar compounds. However, due to the extensive
endcapping of this sorbent to mask polar silanol activity, retention and elution of polar
and multi-functional analytes can still be achieved.
Bond Elut C1
Description Unit Part No.
LRC Cartridges
100 mg, 10 mL 50/pk 12113004
300 mg, 10 mL 50/pk 12113053
500 mg, 10 mL 50/pk 12113030
Straight Barrel Cartridges
50 mg, 1 mL 100/pk 12102061
100 mg, 1 mL 100/pk 12102004
100 mg, 3 mL 50/pk 12102090
500 mg, 3 mL 50/pk 12102031
Bond Elut C2
CH3 • Low carbon load sorbent
• Can be used alongside CN and C8 phases
O Si CH2 CH3 • Popular for drug extraction from plasma and for flat baselines
CH3 Bond Elut C2 is a fairly non-polar sorbent because of the short chain length of the functional
group. C2 is often used during the process of method development if analytes are retained
too strongly on a C8 or C18 phase. The polarity of C2 is slightly lower than a cyano phase
for polar interactions.
Bond Elut C2
Description Unit Part No.
Straight Barrel Cartridges
50 mg, 1 mL 100/pk 12102060
50 mg, 3 mL 50/pk 12105029
100 mg, 1 mL 100/pk 12102003
100 mg, 3 mL 50/pk 12102117
200 mg, 3 mL 50/pk 12102027
500 mg, 3 mL 50/pk 12102030
500 mg, 6 mL 30/pk 12102115
1 g, 6 mL 30/pk 12256003
Bond Elut SI
CH3 • Highly polar phase retains polar molecules from non-polar matrices
• High purity silica
O Si OH • Separate compounds with very similar structures
CH3 Native silica is generally regarded as the most polar SPE sorbent available. Bond Elut SI is
particularly effective at separating compounds with a very similar structure. Applying the analytes
in a non-polar solvent, then increasing the solvent polarity by increasing the concentration of
a polar modifier, such as THF or ethyl acetate, delivers effective separations.
Bond Elut SI
40 μm 120 μm
Description Unit Particle Size Particle Size
LRC Cartridges
100 mg, 10 mL 50/pk 12113010 14113010
500 mg, 10 mL 50/pk 12113036 14113036
Straight Barrel Cartridges
50 mg, 1 mL 100/pk 12102068 14102068
100 mg, 1 mL 100/pk 12102010 14102010
500 mg, 3 mL 50/pk 12102037 14102037
1 g, 6 mL 30/pk 12256008 14256008
1.5 g, 3 mL 50/pk 12102119
2 g, 6 mL 30/pk 14256018
5 g, 20 mL 20/pk 14256026
10 g, 60 mL 16/pk 14256034
Bond Elut Jr
500 mg 100/pk 12162037B
1g 100/pk 12166008B
Other Formats
500 mg, 3 mL, Gerstel format 50/pk 167232G
References
Typical Matrices Primary Extraction Mechanism Compound Types
Pucci, V, Bugamelli, F, Mandrioli, R, Bartoletti,
C, Rossi, N & Raggi, MA (2003) Liquid Aqueous samples, Non-polar, dipole Mid-range polarity
chromatographic analysis of the cis(Z)- and biological fluids compounds
trans(E)-isomers of clopenthixol in human plasma
using a novel solid phase extraction procedure.
J. Chromatogr. B., 792, 313-321.
Bond Elut CN-E
Description Unit Part No.
LRC Cartridges
100 mg, 10 mL 50/pk 12113007
500 mg, 10 mL 50/pk 12113033
Straight Barrel Cartridges
50 mg, 1 mL 100/pk 12102064
100 mg, 1 mL 100/pk 12102007
500 mg, 3 mL 50/pk 12102034
5 g, 20 mL 20/pk 12256025
References
Typical Matrices Primary Extraction Mechanism Compound Types
Schenck, F, Lehotay, S, & Vega, V (2002)
Comparison of solid phase extraction sorbents Aqueous, biological Weak anion exchange Polar and non-polar
for cleanup of pesticide residue analysis in fresh fluids, buffered strong anions, polar
fruit and vegetables. J. Sep. Sci., 25, 883-890. organics structural isomers
VersaPlate Formats
Description Particle Size (μm) 50 mg 100 mg
Preassembled 96-well plate 40 75405050 7540501C
VersaPlate tubes, 96/pk 40 75505050 7550501C
Extraction Method
Matrix: Elution 1:
Chloroform extract of (Neutral lipids)
serum or adipose tissue
(All except fatty acids and phospholipids) – 2:1 chloroform:2 propanol
Sorbent Conditioning:
(Fatty acids)
Hexane
2% acetic acid in diethyl ether
Apply Sample:
(Phospholipids)
Through Bond Elut NH2
Methanol
cartridge
The neutral lipid fraction is then dried down, reconstituted in hexane, and passed through
a second NH2 tube conditioned with hexane.
Elution 2:
(Cholesterol esters)
Hexane
Another Bond Elut NH2 sorbent column is attached below the existing one to trap
cholesterol that breaks through the first during triglyceride elution.
Elution 3:
(Triglycerides)
Hexane containing 1% diethyl ether and 10% methylene chloride
The Bond Elut NH2 tubes are separated, cholesterol is eluted from both, and finally the
di- and monoglycerides are eluted from the upper NH2 tube.
Elution 4:
(Cholesterol)
5% ethyl acetate in hexane
(Diglycerides)
Simpson, N & Van Horne,
C (eds) (1993) The 15% ethyl acetate in hexane
Handbook of Sorbent (Monoglycerides)
Extraction Technology.
Varian, Inc., Walnut Creek 2:1 chloroform:methanol
CA, USA.
VersaPlate Formats
Description Particle Size (μm) 50 mg
Preassembled 96-well plate 40 75408050
VersaPlate tubes, 96/pk 40 75508050
References
Typical Matrices Primary Extraction Mechanism Compound Types
Codony, R, Compañó, R, Granados, M,
Garcia-Regueiro, JA & Dolors Prat, M (2002) Aqueous, biological Cation exchange Weak basic
Residue analysis of macrolides in poultry muscle fluids, buffered compounds
by liquid chromatography-electrospray mass organics
spectrometry. J. Chromatogr. A, 959, 131-141.
Horie, M, Saito, K, Ishii, R, Yoshida, T, Haramaki,
Y & Nakazawa, H (1998) Simultaneous determination Bond Elut SCX
of five macrolide antibiotics in meat by high
40 μm 120 μm
performance liquid chromatography.
J. Chromatogr. A, 812, 295-302. Description Unit Particle Size Particle Size
LRC Cartridges
Stubbings, G, Tarbin, J, Cooper, A, Shaman, M.
Bigwood, T & Robb, P (2005) A multi-residue 100 mg, 10 mL 50/pk 12113013 14113013
cation-exchange clean up procedure for basic 500 mg, 10 mL 50/pk 12113039 14113039
drugs in produce of animal origin. Analyt. Chim.
Acta, 547, 262-268. Straight Barrel Cartridges
50 mg, 1 mL 100/pk 12102075 14102075
100 mg, 1 mL 100/pk 12102013 14102013
100 mg, 3 mL 50/pk 12102098
500 mg, 3 mL 50/pk 12102040 14102040
1 g, 6 mL 30/pk 12256011 14256011
1.5 g, 3 mL 50/pk 12102104
2 g, 12 mL 20/pk 12256053 14256019
3 g, 6 mL 30/pk 12256054
5 g, 20 mL 20/pk 14256027
10 g, 60 mL 16/pk 14256035
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VersaPlate Formats
Description Particle Size (μm) 50 mg 100 mg
Preassembled 96-well plate 40 7540701C
VersaPlate tubes, 96/pk 40 75507050 7550701C
VersaPlate Formats
Description Particle Size (µm) 50 mg 100 mg
Preassembled 96-well plate 40 7540701C
VersaPlate tubes, 96/pk 40 75507050 7550701C
References
Typical Matrices Primary Extraction Mechanism Compound Types
Andrzejewski, D, Roach, JAG, Gay, ML and Musser,
SM (2004) Analysis of coffee for the presence of Urine, plasma and Strong cation and anion exchange Catecholamines,
acrylamide by LC-MS/MS. J. Agric. Food Chem., 52, biological fluids, acrylamide in liquids
1996-2002. beverages and food and food
Lenders, JW, Eisenhofer, G, Armando, I, Keiser, HR,
Goldstein, DS and Kopin, IJ (1993) Determination of
metanephrines in plasma by liquid
chromatography with electrochemical detection.
Bond Elut AccuCAT
Clin. Chem., 39, 97-103. Description Unit Part No.
LRC Cartridges
200 mg, 10 mL 60/pk 12282005
600 mg, 10 mL 60/pk 12282001
Straight Barrel Cartridges
200 mg, 3 mL 60/pk 12282003
200 mg, 6 mL 30/pk 12282004
400 mg, 6 mL 30/pk 12282006
600 mg, 3 mL 60/pk 12282002
VersaPlate Formats
Description Particle Size (μm) 25 mg 50 mg 100 mg
Preassembled 96-well plate 40 75409050 7540901C
VersaPlate tubes, 96/pk 40 75509025 75509050 7550901C
Inorganic SPE
The following SPE phases have varying degrees of polarity and surface acidity or basicity.
They are primarily used to retain polar analytes. For these phases, solvent retention generally
decreases as the solvent becomes more polar.
Specialty SPE
Bond Elut Carbon
• Excellent retention for small organics, including those that are too polar to retain
on C18 or polymeric SPE
• Removal of chlorophyll and other pigments leads to fewer chromatographic
or mass interferences
• Broader retention and easier elution of analytes across the polarity range, for improved
multi-residue analysis
Bond Elut Carbon cartridges are packed with ultra-pure graphitized carbon particles that have
been optimized for the absorption of pigments in food, fruits and vegetables, and small organic
residues in waste water. The powerful retention mechanisms of these products are appropriate
for a broad range of analytes. In addition, careful manufacturing techniques result in lower
carbon fines on the wall of the device.
References
Typical Matrices Primary Extraction Mechanism Compound Types
Japanese Positive List System for Agricultural
Chemical Residues in Food. http://www.ffcr.or.jp Organic plant Wide range non-polar retention Cleanup of pigments
and tissue extracts and endogenous plant
EPA Method 535: Measurement of extracts for pesticide
Chloroacetanilide and Other Acetamide Herbicide
Degradates In Drinking Water By Solid Phase
and herbicide analysis
Extraction and Liquid Chromatography/Tandem
Mass Spectrometry (LC/MS/MS).
Extraction Extraction
Filter, concentrate
Concentrate
References
Typical Matrices Primary Extraction Mechanism Compound Types
Kiötzel, M, Lauber, U & Humpf, H-U (2006)
A new solid phase extraction clean-up method for Aqueous and polar Ionic cleanup Mycotoxins
the determination of 12 type A and B trichothecenes organic grain extracts (trichothecenes and
in cereals and cereal-based food by LC-MS/MS. (beer, wine, sake) zearalenones)
Mol. Nutr. Food Res, 50, 261-269.
Bretz, M, Beyer, M, Cramer, B & Humpf, H-U
(2006) Stable isotope dilution analysis of Bond Elut Mycotoxin
the fusarium mycotoxins deoxynivalenol and
3-acetyldeoxynivalenol. Mol. Nutr. Food Res., Description Unit Part No.
50, 251-260. 500 mg, 3 mL 50/pk 12102167
Bond Elut Jr
500 mg 100/pk 12165001B
For Solids
Wheat beer
1. Finely grind 25 g sample and extract % Recovery % RSD % Recovery % RSD
with a solution of 100 mL Mycotoxin 35 ng/g 350 ng/g
acetonitrile/water (80:20) by blending
at high speed for 3 min. For simultaneous DON 92.0 2.6 95.5 1.5
determination of zearalenone, spike ZEA 116.0 6.1 101.9 1.3
extract at a level of 50 ng/g sample T-2 61.3 12.6 60.1 1.1
with zearalanone (ZAN) solution in HT-2 81.8 5.6 76.1 1.4
acetonitrile internal standard. Filter.
2. Pass 4 mL of the filtrate through
a Bond Elut Mycotoxin column.
3. Evaporate 2 mL of eluate to dryness at
50°C under a gentle stream of nitrogen. Sake wine
4. Reconstitute in 0.5 mL ACN/H2O
(1:4; v/v). Inject 10 μL into LC % Recovery % RSD % Recovery % RSD
for analysis. Mycotoxin 35 ng/g 350 ng/g
DON 94.3 7.4 96.8 0.5
ZEA 99.3 1.3 99.8 0.8
For Beverages
T-2 101.3 1.3 66.0 0.9
1. Sonicate the beverage sample HT-2 113.9 8.3 111.0 1.0
for 30 min. Filter.
2. Pass 4 mL of the filtrated sample extract
through a Bond Elut Mycotoxin cartridge.
3. Evaporate 2 mL of the eluate to
dryness at 50°C under a gentle
stream of nitrogen.
4. Reconstitute in 0.5 mL ACN/H2O
(20/80; v/v).
5. Inject into LC/MS/MS. This application shows the optimized extraction and cleanup of type A- and B-trichothecenes
[deoxynivalenol [DON], HT-2 toxin [HT-2], T-2 toxin [T-2] and zearalenone (ZEA).
Generic Method
EnvirElut
• Extreme purity offers cleanliness in extract
• High capacity allows for the processing of large sample volumes
• Broad compound specificity
EnvirElut sorbents are specially designed for the extraction of a wide range of compounds from
aqueous matrices. EnvirElut Herbicides, PAH and Pesticides are available in standard SPE straight
barrel cartridges, which can be used on conventional Vac Elut vacuum manifolds.
EnvirElut
Description Unit Part No.
Straight Barrel Cartridges
500 mg, 3 mL (Herbicide) 50/pk 12272006
1 g, 6 mL (PAH) 30/pk 12272005
500 mg, 6 mL (Pesticide) 30/pk 12272004
Hydromatrix is a high purity, inert diatomaceous earth sorbent available in 96-well plates
and as bulk material, offering end user flexibility and an excellent diversity of applications.
References
Typical Matrices Primary Extraction Mechanism Compound Types
Plum, J & Daldrup, T (1986) Detection of digoxin,
digitoxin, their cardioactive metabolites Aqueous, biological Solid supported LLE Nitrosamines,
and derivatives by high performance liquid fluids, organic reaction pesticides, herbicides
chromatography and high performance mixtures (scavenging)
liquidchromatographyradioimmunoassay.
J. Chromatogr. A, 377, 221-231.
Biondi, PA, Guidotti, L, Montana, M, Manca, F,
Brambilla, G & Lucarelli, C (1991) A derivatization
procedure suitable for HPLC analysis of clenbuterol.
J. Chromatogr. Sci., 29(5), 190-193.
Raou, S, Gremaud, E, Biaudet, J & Turesky, R (1997)
Rapid solid-phase extraction method for the
detection of volatile nitrosamines in food.
J. Agricultural and Food Chem., 45, 4706-4713.
European method for azodyes in manufactures,
EN 1471.
Hydromatrix
Description Part No.
Hydromatrix bulk material, 1 kg 198003
Hydromatrix bulk material, 4 kg 198004
Bulk SPE
Bondesil Bulk Sorbents
• Ideal for dispersive cleanup techniques
• Advanced bonding offers reproducible batch-to-batch performance
• Multi-kilo quantities available upon request
Polymeric Sorbents
Description Loading (mg) Part No.
Plexa 10 A4969010
30 A4969030
Plexa PCX 10 A4968010
30 A4968030
Plexa PAX 10 A4967010
30 A4967030
LMS 10 A4961010
NEXUS 30 A4962030
All Bond Elut silica 96 round-well plates are 40 μm particle size
Silica Sorbents
Description Loading (mg) Part No.
C2 50 A4961150
100 A496111C
C8 25 A4960325
50 A4960350
100 A496031C
C18 25 A4960125
50 A4960150
100 A496011C
C18 OH 100 A496291C
CBA 25 A4960625
50 A4960650
100 A496061C
CH 25 A4962225
50 A4962250
100 A496221C
CN-E 25 A4960425
50 A4960450
100 A496041C
CN-U 50 A4961450
Certify 25 A4960925
50 A4960950
100 A496091C
PBA 100 A496121C
PH 100 A496151C
NH2 25 A4960525
50 A4960550
100 A496051C
SAX 100 A496301C
SCX 25 A4960725
50 A4960750
100 A496071C
All Bond Elut silica 96 round-well plates are 40 μm particle size
Polymeric Sorbents
Description Loading (mg) Part No.
Plexa 10 A3969010
30 A3969030
Plexa PCX 10 A3968010
30 A3968030
Plexa PAX 10 A3967010
30 A3967030
LMS 10 A3961010
25 A3961025
NEXUS 60 A3962060
Silica Sorbents
Description 25 mg 50 mg 100 mg
C8 A3960325 A3960350 A396031C
C18 A3960125 A3960150 A396011C
C18-OH A3962925 A3962950 A396291C
CBA A3960625 A3960650 A396061C
Certify A3960925 A3960950 A396091C
NH2 A3960525 A3960550 A396051C
PH A3961525 A3961550 A396151C
PBA A396121C
SAX A3960825 A3960850 A396081C
SCX A3960725 A3960750 A396071C
Luer Stopcocks
• Control flow rates during SPE
• Improve method reproducibility
• Instant isolation from vacuum reduces accidental tube drying
Luer stopcocks are used to provide independent flow control of each individual Bond Elut
cartridge when used with vacuum manifolds. They are made from solvent resistant high-grade
polypropylene, are reusable and can be readily cleaned using organic solvents such as
methanol or acetone.
Luer Stopcocks
Description Unit Part No.
Luer stopcocks, 12131005 Luer stopcocks 15/pk 12131005
Sealing Mats
Sealing mats help prevent sample contamination or evaporation that can occur when plates
are exposed to environmental conditions.
Sealing Mats
Description Unit Part No.
96-well plate sealing mats, round 50/pk 5042-1389
96-well plate sealing mats, square 10/pk 5982-9996
Disk SPE
SPEC Disk SPE
• No loose sorbent means no channeling of sample
• Uniform flow and extraction properties offer robust performance
• Low elution volume affords excellent concentration of analyte, improving sensitivity
Using an advanced disk design, SPEC delivers superior flow characteristics and trouble-free
automation. Due to the low volume of the extraction bed, very low elution volumes can be
used. This means that, in some applications, evaporation and reconstitution steps can be
eliminated, resulting in accelerated sample processing times. The combination of low bed
masses, ultra-clean base materials and a broad toolbox of selectivities delivers higher
recoveries free of the matrix interferences that can cause ion suppression.
SPEC provides high recoveries at low elution volumes – as low as 100 μL. This is due to the
very high surface area yet small physical volume of the monolithic disk. Overall, extraction
efficiency is very high for this format of sample preparation product, and the range of
functionalities allows fast method development.
Uniform recovery and reproducibility between wells from the same well plate
Note the high recovery (y axis) with an average deviation across the 96 wells of just 3.2% (well positions are shown on the x and z axes). SPEC provides the predictable
flow characteristics analysts require for true walk-away automated processing. With SPEC you need not worry about clogging, and as an added benefit, the typically low
vacuum pressure requirement prevents cross-talk (e.g. spraying of fast running eluates between wells in the collection plate).
Micro-volume SPE
OMIX Tips
• Fast, uniform flow maximizes productivity and reproducibility
• Minimal peptide losses lead to higher recoveries
• Available in three phases and sizes to deliver better sequence coverage
OMIX tips with monolithic sorbent tip technology offer dependable purification and superior
results in proteomics research. Agilent OMIX pipette tips reliably purify and enrich femtomole
and picomole levels of peptides and proteins prior to MALDI-TOF or LC/MS/MS. The unique
monolithic sorbent technology used in OMIX consistently outperforms other tips by delivering
uniform flow and strong analyte-to-surface interactions. The high binding capacity of OMIX
delivers high productivity – the 10 μL tips bind up to 8 μg of peptide – twice as much as
tips from other suppliers. OMIX’s superior flow and exceptional binding capacity ensure
reliable recovery of your peptides, minimizing peptide loss during multi-aliquot, multi-tip
and evaporation steps.
OMIX Tips
C4 C18 SCX
Description Elution Volume Unit Part No. Part No. Part No.
10 μL 0.5 - 2 μL 1 x 96 tips A57009MB A57003MB A57004MB
Mini-Bed 6 x 96 tips A57009MBK A57003MBK
10 μL 2 - 10 μL 1 x 96 tips A5700910 A5700310 A5700410
6 x 96 tips A5700910K A5700310K
100 μL 10 - 100μL 1 x 96 tips A57009100 A57003100 A57004100
6 x 96 tips A57009100K A57003100K
Conditioning Washing
Aspirate 300 μL of methanol, dispense into waste tray Aspirate 300 μL of deionized water, dispense into waste tray
Aspirate 300 μL of water, dispense into waste tray Aspirate 300 μL of methanol, dispense into waste tray
QUECHERS
Agilent's QuEChERS Kits provide an easy way to take advantage of the simple, time-saving
QuEChERS method – because they are pre-packaged to give you greater efficiency and reliability.
QuEChERS Kits help you take advantage of the benefits of the QuEChERS method through:
No guesswork or measuring – Pre-packed extraction and dispersive kits are assembled to
suit specific food types and screening protocols
Uniquely packaged extraction kits – Now available with or without 50 mL centrifuge tubes,
extraction kits package pre-weighed salts in anhydrous packets, enabling you to add the salts at
the appropriate time
Wide selection of dispersive kits – Sorbents and salts for dispersive SPE are supplied in 2 mL
or 15 mL centrifuge tubes, for 1 mL, 6 mL or 8 mL aliquot volumes, as specified by the various
QuEChERS methodologies
Ceramic homogenizers save 70% of your time per sample – Agilent's ceramic
homogenizers can cut your required extraction time from 60 seconds to less than 20 seconds
Comminuted Sample: 10 g or 15 g
ADD ACETONITRILE
Analysis
*Aliquot size is specified by the method, and kits are created for these specific amounts. For pesticides with acidic groups (phenoxyalcanoic acids),
analyze directly by LC/MS/MS at this point (skip the dispersive SPE stage). These acidic groups interact with the PSA that is part of the dispersive SPE step.
QUECHERS 229
QuEChERS
QUECHERS 231
QuEChERS
QUECHERS 233
QuEChERS
CAPTIVA FILTRATION
Captiva's unique dual-depth filtration media provides complete removal of precipitated proteins
and outstanding resistance to sample clogging, with no loss of analytes. All Captiva components
are ultra clean, and rigorously tested to ensure against non-specific binding. With Captiva, your
plasma samples are processed quickly and reliably. Captiva is easily automated for enhanced
productivity and excellent for sample storage.
Time-consuming sample transfer steps required with conventional precipitation are now
a thing of the past. With Captiva, clean, clear filtrates are ready for injection in minutes –
this user-friendly filtration device is simple and streamlined with an easy-to-follow 3-step process.
And because Captiva samples are pellet-free, you can sample directly from the collection plate.
The Captiva range includes:
• Captiva NDLipids, the non-drip filtration plate for lipid and protein depletion
• Captiva 96-well filter plates for preparing precipitated proteins for LC/MS
• Captiva filter cartridges, all the usual Captiva benefits in a standard SPE cartridge format
Captiva NDLipids
Description Part No.
Captiva NDLipids 96-well filtration starter kit A59640002SK
Includes 1 CaptiVac vacuum collar, 2 Captiva NDLipids filter plates,
2 Captiva 96 deep-well 1 mL collection plates and 2 Captiva collection plate
pierceable covers
Captiva NDLipids 96-well filtration replacement kit A59640002RK
Includes 2 Captiva NDLipids filter plates, 2 Captiva 96 deep-well 1 mL collection
plates and 2 Captiva collection plate pierceable covers
Captiva NDLipids 96-well filter plate, 1 mL well A59640002I
Captiva NDLipids 96-well filter plates, 1 mL well, 5/pk A59640002V
DuoSeal 96 96-well plate seals, 10/pk A8961008
Simple and Easy-to-Use Post-column infusion of albuterol before treatment with Captiva NDLipids
Captiva NDLipids Note that the ion-suppression features (top trace) correlate with the elution of phospholipids (bottom trace).
100
Easy 3-Step Procedure PCI
Norm (%)
1. Add precipitation solvent
and plasma sample in desired ratio
into the 96-well plate
2. Precipitate 0
MS lipid trace
3. Filter 0 min 35
Same experiment after protein and lipid depletion with Captiva NDLipids
Key Salts 100
Proteins
Lipids PCI
Norm (%)
Analyte
1
0 MS lipid trace
0 min 35
CAPTIVA_01
Ion suppression is dramatically reduced and the lipids are almost non-detectable.
2
Pindolol
Propranolol
Mcounts
50 MS
Atenolol
No significant changes in back pressure, retention time, and peak shape with Captiva NDLipids after 10 and 5010
injections for LC/MS or LC/MS/MS bioanalysis (top = UV detection; bottom = MS detection).
SAMPLE FILTRATION
Various methods of sample filtration can be used to clarify samples that need further analysis
or where particulate matter may cause a problem. Agilent provides a range of standard
and economy syringe filters conveniently housed in inert polymeric housings for easy use
and disposal, as well as the innovative Mini-UniPrep Syringeless Filters from Whatman.
Syringe Filters
Membrane syringe filters are used most often to clarify small-volume sample solutions prior
to HPLC and ion chromatography. The membrane filters are contained in an inert polymeric
housing. No glue or binders are used in their construction to ensure that no extractables
are present. The housing is designed to spread the sample solution over the entire surface
of the membrane so that maximum membrane capacity is used. Syringe filters are ready-to-use
2-in-1 Filter and are quite convenient. You merely attach the Luer-tipped syringe filled with the sample
solution to the housing and push the sample through the pre-cleaned filters.
• To protect your column against • 30 mm filters are designed for larger sample volumes or for solvent filtration and offer
plugging (blockage) from sample increased filtration speed. The holdup volume is less than 50 μL.
particulate matter
• To protect your injection valve • 25 mm Econofilters offer a moderately wide cross-sectional area (4.2 cm2) with a holdup
components from possible damage, volume of less than 50 μL.
scratching and increased wear by
sample particulate matter
• 13 mm filters are ideal for most applications and offer the best compromise between holdup
volume and sample volume. Sample volumes are typically in the 1-10 mL range and the
• To minimize downtime holdup volume is less than 10 μL.
Porosity should be determined by the size of potential particulates in your sample. Finer porosities
require more pressure to filter.
Two porosities are available: 0.45 μm pores to remove particles that are detrimental to most
columns and 0.20 μm pores to remove the smallest particles.
Membrane Filters
When selecting membrane filters, solvent compatibility is the most important criterion.
The chemical resistance table lists the most popular solvents used in HPLC along with
the compatible membrane types.
% Recovery μg/cm2
100 100 92.4 Regenerated
cellulose
Cellulose Nitrate
40 40 32.3
Polyamide
20 20
PVDF
2.7 1.79
0 0
Regenerated cellulose membranes are recommended for general HPLC sample preparation, as well as filtration of aqueous biological samples and organic solvents.
PTFE membranes are compatible with almost all solvents, acids and bases.
Cellulose nitrate is primarily used for pre-filters.
Cellulose acetate membranes are not compatible with organic solvents. They are specially recommended for proteins and protein-related samples.
Econofilters
High quality econofilters are shipped in large packs and are ideal for busy labs that need fast,
efficient filtration at a reasonable price.
Pre-Filters (Standalone)
Pre-filters have a 100% borosilicate glass fiber membrane that is chemically inert and resistant
to most solvents. The high surface area of the rigid fiber structure provides outstanding particle
retention capacity while maintaining low flow resistance. The GF-53 will retain coarse particles
down to approximately 3 μm in diameter and the GF-92 down to approximately 2 μm in
diameter. They can be used standalone or in a series with a membrane filter.
2-in-1 Filters
2-in-1 filters are recommended for difficult-to-filter samples because they have a two-layered
filter in a single housing. The coarse, top layer pre-filter removes larger particulates before
getting to the membrane filter, requiring less force to push liquid sample through the filter,
thereby providing higher throughput, and saving time, sample and money.
TOXI-TUBES
• Boost LC/MS and GC/MS efficiency with fast, simple drug extractions
• Reduce risk of system downtime and increase throughput by reducing column changes
• Quick, easy, clean extraction of drugs from samples
Use the quickest, easiest, and cleanest liquid/liquid extraction procedure available to increase
your GC/MS and LC/MS efficiency. TOXI-TUBES give you a clean one-step process for extracting
a broad range of drugs from biological or non-biological specimens.
TOXI-TUBES
Description Use With Unit Part No.
TOXI-TUBES A Organic bases 100/pk A109A100
Pre-measured solution of buffering salts (pH 9) and neutral drugs
and organic solvents
TOXI-TUBES B Acidic 100/pk A109B100
Pre-measured solution of buffering salts (pH 4.5) and neutral drugs
and organic solvents
Nordiazepam
Oxazepam
Bromazepam
Flunitrazepam
Prazepam