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MetaChem
MetaCarb ™
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Carbohydrate,
Organic Acid, and
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Alcohol
Analysis
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The MetaCarb™ line of carbohydrate columns
has recently been expanded to provide both a Bio-Rad Aminex® equivalent
series as well as a series of very high resolution columns for applications
requiring higher performance.
The Bio Rad Aminex equivalent series include the MetaCarb 87C, 87H,
and 87P. These columns contain sulfonated polystyrene resins in
the Calcium (87C), Hydrogen (87H), and Lead (87P) forms. These columns
provide a wide range of selectivities for carbohydrate and organic
analysis. Column selectivities are virtually identical to those
provided by Bio Rad Aminex columns, while providing outstanding
reproducibility and durability. The MetaCarb 87 series is based
on an 8-10µ, 8% cross linked styrene divinylbenzene (SDVB) resin.
MetaCarb 87 series columns are very rugged, operate at low back
pressure, and provide outstanding column lifetime. Every 87 series
column is provided with the following guarantee: If you are not
completely satisfied with the performance of any MetaCarb column
simply return it for a full refund. Period!!
For chemists searching for columns with increased resolution, the
MetaCarb 67C columns and the MetaCarb Plus series are recommended.
The MetaCarb Plus series contains a specially formulated styrene
divinylbenzene resin modified by an “enhanced sulfonation” bonding
technique to provide columns with higher resolving power than the
standard 87 series.
The MetaCarb 67C column contains a 9µ, 6% cross linked sulfonated
SDVB in the calcium form. This column provides excellent resolution
of monosaccharides and sugar alcohols, particularly mannitol and
sorbitol, and has set the standard for column reproducibility. The
MetaCarb Ca Plus column contains an 8µ, highly cross-linked, sulfonated
SDVB resin in the calcium form. This column is recommended for analysis
of monosaccharides, disaccharides, and sugar alcohols. The column
is widely used in the food and beverage industries for analysis
of sweeteners, corn and cane sugars, fruit juices, soft drinks,
beer, and dairy products. The column is also used to analyze sugar
substitutes such as maltitol, xylitol, palatinitol, lactitol, mannitol,
and sorbitol. Simple eluents such as deionized water, a dilute solution
of calcium EDTA in deionized water, or a simple water: organic mixture
are used with the MetaCarb Ca Plus column. The primary separation
mechanism is ligand exchange as the calcium groups interact with
hydroxyl groups in the sample. The MetaCarb Ca Plus column can be
regenerated with a solution of calcium nitrate to extend column
life.
The MetaCarb H Plus column contains an 8µ, highly cross-linked SDVB
resin in the hydrogen form. This column is useful for analysis of
samples containing monosaccharides in combination with organic acids,
alcohols, ketones, fatty acids, or other neutral compounds. (Disaccharides
are subject to acid hydrolysis on all Hydrogen-form columns). The
primary separation mechanisms include ligand-exchange, ion-exclusion,
and adsorption.
The MetaCarb Pb Plus column contains an 8µ highly cross-linked,
sulfonated SDVB resin in the lead ionic form. This column is designed
for analysis of monosaccharides and sugar alcohols. Cellobiose,
glucose, xylose, arabinose, mannose and rhamnose, as well as other
pentoses and hexoses found in cellulose products are well separated
on this column. The MetaCarb Pb Plus is generally used with a deionized
water eluent.
The MetaCarb USP L-19 Carbohydrate column is recommended for sugar
alcohol analysis according to USP procedures. Sugar alcohols like
sorbitol and mannitol are nicely resolved using simple isocratic
eluents at low temperatures.
Also available are columns for oligosaccharide analysis (MetaCarb
47N), and columns in the sodium (MetaCarb 87N) and potassium (MetaCarb
87K) forms for different carbohydrate selectivities.
Three columns are available for analysis of amino acids on the Beckman
6300/7300 and System Gold amino acid analyzers. |
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Typical
Application |
Column
Size (mm) |
Ionic
Form |
Guard
Cartridges |
Analytical
Column |
20 x 4mm,
2/pk $130 |
Order
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Price |
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| MetaCarb 87C |
Disaccharides - Sucrose, Maltose |
300 x 7.8 |
Calcium |
5200-GC |
5200 |
$ 769
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| MetaCarb Ca Plus |
Monosaccharides, Sugar Alcohols |
300 x 7.8 |
Calcium |
5205-GC |
5205 |
$ 799 |
| MetaCarb 67C |
Monosaccharides, Sugar Alcohols |
300 x 6.5 |
Calcium |
5235-GC |
5235 |
$ 779 |
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| MetaCarb 87H |
Sugar/Organic Acid Mixtures |
300 x 7.8 |
Hydrogen |
5210-GC |
5210 |
$ 749 |
| MetaCarb H Plus |
Sugar/Organic Acid Mixtures, Alcohols |
300 x 7.8 |
Hydrogen |
5215-GC |
5215 |
$ 749 |
| MetaCarb 67H |
Sugars
and Organic Acids |
300 x 6.5 |
Hydrogen |
5244-GC |
5244 |
$ 749 |
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| MetaCarb 87P |
Xylose,
Mannose, Higher Saccharides |
300 x 7.8 |
Lead |
5220-GC |
5220 |
$ 835 |
| MetaCarb Pb Plus |
Monosaccharides, Oligosaccharides |
300 x 7.8 |
Lead |
5241-GC |
5241 |
$ 879 |
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| MetaCarb 87N |
Monosaccharides, Oligosaccharides |
300 x 7.8 |
Sodium |
5041-GC |
5041 |
$ 769 |
| MetaCarb 87K |
Beet
Sugar, Cane Sugar, Corn Syrup |
300 x 7.8 |
Potassium |
5095-GC |
5095 |
$ 769 |
| MetaCarb Oligo |
Oligosaccharides |
300 x 7.8 |
Sodium |
5238-GC |
5238 |
$ 779 |
| MetaCarb PAD |
Amperometric Detection of Sugars |
150 x 6.5 |
Sodium |
5232-GC |
5232 |
$ 649 |
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| USP L19 |
Sugar
Alcohols |
250 x 4.0 |
Calcium |
5092-GC |
5092 |
$ 499 |
| USP L17 |
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100 x 7.8 |
Hydrogen |
5059-GC |
5059 |
$ 599 |
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| MetAmino Li |
Lithium
column for Beckman 6300/7300 |
100 x 4.0 |
Lithium |
5250-GC |
5250 |
$ 1695 |
| MetAmino Na |
Sodium
column for Beckman 6300/7300 |
120 x 4.0 |
Sodium |
5252-GC |
5252 |
$ 1695 |
| MetAmino Gold |
Lithium
column for Beckman System Gold |
120 x 4.0 |
Sodium |
5254-GC |
5254 |
$ 1595 |
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| Universal Guard Cartridge Holder |
24 x 4.0 |
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5204 @ $ 105 |
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| Mechanism of Carbohydrate
Separation on Sulfonated Resins |
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Carbohydrates are separated by
ion-exchange, ligand-exchange,
and ion-exclusion mechanisms.
In this example, sugar 1 would
be retained longer than sugar 2
because it has more hydroxyls
available for simultaneous
interaction with the stationary
phase metal ion. |
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