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    ISOLUTE® PE-AX

    Catch & Release and Scavenging of Acidic Compounds

    ISOLUTE® PE-AX is a silica-based sorbent with a chemically bonded quaternary amine functional group. It is used for the isolation of a wide range of acidic compounds using both catch & release and scavenging protocols. ISOLUTE PE-AX is available packed into SPE cartridges for flow-through. Using the catch & release approach, acidic target compounds can be isolated from a range of reaction mixtures. ISOLUTE PE-AX cartridges can be used in a scavenging mode to remove excess acidic reagents, allowing neutral or basic compounds to pass straight through to the collection vessel.

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