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METAL (MXT®) CAPILLARYCOLUMNS
General Purpose Columns
similar
phases
DB-1,DB-1MS, HP-1, HP-1MS, Ultra-1, SPB-1,
Equity-1,MDN-1, CP-Sil 5CB,VF-1ms
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MXT
®
-1Structure
a
plus1
story
“Sincenowalmost 15years , theLaboratoire Interuniversitairedes
SystèmesAtmosphériques (LISA) of theUniversityof ParisXII has
beendevelopingGC subsystems foron-board spaceprobeGCMS
experimentsdedicated to the
insitu
analysisof extraterrestrial
environments.Mostof thecapillarycolumnsused in these subsystems
wereand still areprovidedby theRestekcompany.
Onecapillarycolumn,MXT
®
-1701
1
,wasaboard theHuygensprobeof
theCassini-Huygensmissionwhichexplored successfully in2005 the
atmosphereofTitan, the largestmoonof Saturn. Four columns,
MXT
®
-1, 20, 1701andMXT
®
-UPLOT
2
, are“en route”towards thecometChuryumov-Gerasimenko in the
frameof theESARosettamission launched in2004 toarriveby2014. Theywill beused for the first time
insitu
analysisof acometarynucleus. And finally, so far, 4other PLOT (MXT
®
U) andWCOT
3,4
(MXT
®
-1, 20
andCLP) columnshavebeen selectedandarecurrentlybeingbuilt in theGCof theSampleAnalysisat
Mars (SAM) Pyr/GCMS instrument, partof thepayloadof theNASAMSL2009Marsexploratorymission.
Iwould like tomention that all thecolumns selected for spacemissionareSilcosteel
®
treatedmetal
capillarycolumnsand theyhaveall been submitted successfully to spacequalification tests suchas
vibration, radiationand thermal cycles
5
,whichdemonstrated their robustness for spaceapplication.
Since thebeginning, theRestekcompanyhasbeenmore thanamanufacturerprovidingLISAwith
columns. Indeed, ithasbeen stronglycollaboratingandhelpingLISA todevelopcustom-madecolumns
able tomeet the requirementsof suchanunusual scientificgoal for chromatographiccolumns. That is
whyLISA isverygrateful toRestek forbeing this ideal partnerwithout thehelpofwhich the studyand
developmentof chromatographiccolumns for spaceusecouldnothavebeenpossible.”
RobertSTERNBERG
Responsible for the spaceGC teamat LISA (Paris, France)
References
1
Sternberg, R., C. Szopa,D. Coscia, S. Zubrzycki,
F. Raulin, C.Vidal-Madjar, H. NiemannandG. Israel
J.Chromatogr.
, 846, 307-315, (1999)
2
C. Szopa, R. Sternberg, F. RaulinandH. Rosenbauer
PlanetaryandSpaceScience
, 51 (13) 863-877 (2003)
3
Cabane,M., P. Coll, C. Szopa, G. Israël, F. Raulin,
R. Sternberg, P.Mahaffy, A. Person, C. Rodier,
R. Navarro-Gonzalez, H. Niemann,D. HarpoldandW.
Brinckerhoff
Adv. SpaceResearch
, 33, 2240-2245 (2004)
4
Zampolli,M-G.,D.Meunier, R. Sternberg, C. Szopa.,
F, Raulin,M. C. Pietrogrande, F.Dondi
Chirality
18
(5):383-394 (2006)
5
C. Szopa, U.J.Meierhenrich,D. Coscia, L. Janin,
F. Goesmann, R. Sternberg, J.-F. Brun, G. Israel,
M. Cabane, R. Roll, F. Raulin,W. Thiemannand
C.Vidal-Madjar andH. Rosenbauer
J.Chromatogr.A
,
982303-312 (2002)
*For simulated distillation.
Maximum temperatures listed are for 15- and 30-meter lengths. Longer lengthsmay have a slightly reduced
maximum temperature.
MXT®-1Columns
(Siltek® treatedstainlesssteel)
(nonpolar phase; Crossbond®100%dimethyl polysiloxane)
• General purpose columns for solvent impurities, PCB congeners (e.g.Aroclor
mixes), simulateddistillation, drugs of abuse, gases, natural gas odorants, sulfur
compounds, essential oils, hydrocarbons, semivolatiles, pesticides, andoxygenates.
• Temperature range: -60 °C to430 °C.
• Equivalent toUSPG1,G2,G38phases.
MXT®-1 columns exhibit long lifetime and very low bleed at high operating tempera-
tures. A proprietary synthesis process eliminates residual catalysts that could cause
degradation and increase bleed.
ID
df
temp. limits
6-Meter
15-Meter
30-Meter
60-Meter
105-Meter
0.25mm 0.10µm -60 to 330/430°C
70105
70116
70117
70114
0.25µm -60 to 430°C
70120
70123
70126
70129
0.50µm -60 to 400°C
70135
70138
70141
70144
1.00µm -60 to 340/360°C
70150
70153
70156
70159
0.28mm 0.10µm -60 to 430°C 70102
$310
70106
70109
0.25µm -60 to 430°C
70121
70124
70127
0.50µm -60 to 400°C
70136
70139
70142
1.00µm -60 to 320/360°C
70151
70154
70157
3.00µm -60 to 285/360°C
70181
70184
70187
0.53mm 0.15µm -60 to 430°C 70101*
$310
70107
0.25µm -60 to 430°C
70122
70125
70128
0.50µm -60 to 400°C
70137
70140
70143
1.00µm -60 to 320/360°C
70152
70155
70158
1.50µm -60 to 310/360°C
70167
70170
70173
3.00µm -60 to 285/360°C
70182
70185
70188
5.00µm -60 to 270/360°C
70177
70179
70183
7.00µm -60 to 250/360°C
70191
70192
70193
ID
df
temp. limits
10-Meter
20-Meter
40-Meter
0.18mm 0.20µm -60 to 330/430°C 71811
71812
71813
0.40µm -60 to 320/400°C 71814
71815
71816
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