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Macherey-Nagel CHROMABOND Sorbents XTR (Kieselguhr), Pack of 1000 g in Plastic Container No Dangerous Goods According Transport Regulations

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1kg
UNSPSC
41115700

$676.86

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Product description

The Macherey CHROMABOND Sorbents XTR (Kieselguhr), Pack Of 1000g In Plastic Container, No Dangerous Goods According To Transport Regulations is designed for reliable sample preparation and extraction workflows in laboratory applications. Supplied in a plastic container, this Kieselguhr sorbent provides a practical bulk format for routine analytical preparation tasks.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Macherey
  • Product Type: CHROMABOND sorbents XTR
  • Material: Kieselguhr
  • Packaging: Pack of 1000g in plastic container
  • Transport Classification: No dangerous goods according to transport regulations
  • Application: Suitable for laboratory sample preparation and extraction workflows

This Macherey CHROMABOND XTR sorbent is suitable for laboratories requiring Kieselguhr-based material in a larger pack size for consistent extraction support.

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Manufacturer P/N

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Part Number

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Description

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Manufacturer P/N

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Part Number

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Manufacturer

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Description

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The CHROMABOND sorbents XTR is designed for laboratory sample preparation and extraction workflows. This chromabond sorbents xtr format supports routine laboratory work in that application.

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