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May 16, 2012 - ROHM & HAAS COMPANY. Anal. Chem. , 1958, 30 (12), pp 96A–96A. DOI: 10.1021/ac60144a803. Publication Date: December 1958...
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Chromatographic G r a d e

AMBERLITE Ion Exchange Resins AMBERLITE CG-120 (Na) Type I*, II**, III*** —strongly acidic cation exchange resin deriving activity from sulfonic acid groups. Application: Inorganic separations. Rare earths, Β vitamins. Peptides, Amino acids

AMBERLITE CG-50 (H) Type I*, II**, III*** — w e a k l y acidic cation exchange resin deriving activity from slightly ionized carboxylic-acid groups. Application: Transition elements, Amino acids, Flavanoids, Organic bases, Antibiotics

AMBERLITE CG-45 (OH) Type I*, II** — w e a k l y basic anion exchange resin deriving activity from primary, secondary and tertiary amine groups. Application: Amino Acids, Aliphatic and aromatic acids. M e t a l coordinate complexes. Vitamins

AMBERLITE CG-400 (CI) Type I*, II** —strongly basic anion exchange resin deriving activity from quaternary amine groups. Supplied as the chloride salt. Application: Halogens, Alkaloids, Vitamin B-complexes, Fatty acids *Type I resin ( 1 0 0 - 2 0 0 mesh) suited for • separation of materials differing a p p r e ­ ciably in chemical properties. In such cases the particles are small enough to permit sharp separation, but coarse enough t o permit a reasonably fast flow rate. **Type II resin ( 2 0 0 - 4 0 0 mesh) suited for separation of materials related closely chemically, where sharp separations can only be achieved by using adsorbents o f extremely small particle size. * * * T y p e III resin ( 4 0 0 - 6 0 0 mesh) avail­ able in AMBERLITE C G - 1 2 0 and C G - 5 0 because of their specific utility in separat­ ing and identifying components of com­ plex amino acid mixtures. All meshes are U. S. Standard Screens. Laboratory quantities ( 2 5 lbs. or less) of AMBERLITE Chromatographic G r a d e ion exchange resins available exclusively through local offices of:

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ROHM & HAAS COMPANY THE RESINOUS PRODUCTS DIVISION Washington Square, Philadelphia 5, Pa. Representatives in principal foreign countries Circle No. 96 A on Readers' Service Card, page 97 A 96 A

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