What causes the GPV in a 2695 Separations Module to deteriorate in operation? - WKB124497
Article number: 124497
ENVIRONMENT
- 2695 Separations Module
ANSWER
- The solvent filter is removed to push the mobile phase with a syringe and speed up the prime.
- A solvent such as Hexafluoroisopropanol (HFIP) can damage the Teflon of the GPV valves.
- With halogens, because the chlorine corrodes metal, the valve may rust and break.
- The tube attached to the valve may loosen from vibration or other factors, and the liquid may leak and cause damage.
- A salt solvent concentration may crystallize when mixed with organic solvent.
- You want to run the salt solvent and leave it as is without washing.
The precautions are as follows:
- Do not use solvents such as those listed above.
- After running a salt solvent, wash with water, replace with organic solvent, and store.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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