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Cytiva Whatman™ 17 Chr Chromatography Paper
Ensures the wicking capability and uniformity of capillary action important in chemical separations. Whatman™ 17 Chr Chromatography Paper is also widely used in protein and nucleic acid blotting.
88.29 EUR - 345.00 EUR
Specifications
| Description | 17 Chr cellulose chromatography roll is a 0.92 mm paper highly absorbent paper for preparative paper chromatography and electrophoresis. |
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| Flow Rate | 190 mm/30 min. |
| Film Thickness | 0.92 mm |
| Finish | Smooth |
| Format | Sheet |
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Cytiva
3017-820 |
7 cm | 9 cm |
88.29 EUR
Pack of 100 |
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11350734
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Cytiva
3017-915 |
57 cm | 46 cm |
345.00 EUR
Pack of 25 |
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Description
Ensures the wicking capability and uniformity of capillary action important in chemical separations. Whatman™ 17 Chr Chromatography Paper is also widely used in protein and nucleic acid blotting.
Pure cellulose produced entirely from the highest quality cotton linters with no additives of any kind. Manufactured and tested specifically for chromatographic techniques to ensure the wicking capability and uniformity of capillary action important in chemical separations.- Typical thickness: 0.92mm
- Typical linear flowrate: 190mm/30 min.
- Smooth surface
- Suitable for heaviest loadings, preparative paper chromatography and electrophoresis
Specifications
| 17 Chr cellulose chromatography roll is a 0.92 mm paper highly absorbent paper for preparative paper chromatography and electrophoresis. | |
| 0.92 mm | |
| Sheet | |
| Grade 17 Chr |
| 190 mm/30 min. | |
| Smooth | |
| For The Heaviest Loadings and an Excellent Choice for Preparative Paper Chromatography and Electrophoresis | |
| Cellulose |
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