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The Analytical Scientist / Product Profiles / 2022 / HiSorb™ – High-capacity sorptive extraction

HiSorb™ – High-capacity sorptive extraction

HiSorb™ – High-capacity sorptive extraction

A major step forward in sample preparation technology. HiSorb probes sorptively extract VOCs/SVOCs from a range of sample types – including water-based solutions, emulsions and suspensions, as well as solids with both immersive & headspace sampling – for subsequent analysis by thermal desorption (TD)–GC–MS.

Using HiSorb saves time and money – easier and quicker to use than solvent extraction; re-usable probes and tubes minimise cost per sample.

Increased sensitivity – detection limits lower than for SPME because of the larger capacity of the sorptive phase.

Versatility – immersive or headspace sampling of liquids and solid samples; available in different phases for optimal extraction.

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