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To realize a carbon dioxide-free hydrogen energy society, the production and utilization of high-purity hydrogen are required. Our original adsorbent "Shincarbon-ST" has a special structure that can adsorb and separate inorganic gases such as hydrogen. For example, when used as a column for gas chromatography, it enables simultaneous analysis of H2, O2, N2, CO, CH4, and CO2. Please utilize "Shincarbon-ST" for gas research and development aimed at realizing a hydrogen energy society, including hydrogen quality inspection, hydrogen generation monitoring, and purification of hydrogen gas.

• Manufacturing Technology
• Fuel Cells
• Measurement and Inspection

Lithium-ion secondary batteries are known to degrade the electrolyte and release gases due to repeated charging and discharging. The MICROPACKED-ST column is the ideal column for gas chromatography analysis of gas components generated from lithium-ion batteries (such as H2, O2, N2, CO, CH4, CO2, C2H4, C2H6, etc.). The MICROPACKED-ST column is filled with ShinCarbon-ST, an original product from Shinwa Chemical Industries. Various detectors, such as TCD and MS, can be used, making it widely useful for research and development as well as quality testing of lithium-ion secondary batteries.

• Other analytical equipment
• Measurement and Inspection
• Batteries and Capacitors

The "Ultron ES-OVM" is an HPLC column for optical separation that has many excellent features, such as being easy to use in reverse phase mode, having good peak shape, and being suitable for the study of trace metabolites. It uses amino-functionalized silica gel with proteins that are resistant to denaturation as the stationary phase, allowing for the analysis of plasma samples without any pretreatment. This document includes basic properties of the ligand, examples of separation degree adjustment, and case studies of compound analysis using the Ultron ES-OVM. Please take a moment to read it. [Contents] ■ Basic properties of the ligand ■ Mechanism of separation ■ Selection of mobile phase ■ Relationship between pH and capacity factor ■ Relationship between salt concentration and capacity factor *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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