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Can agents to passivate columns be used on Cogent TYPE-C HPLC columns? - FAQ
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Can I backflush the Cogent column filter for longer in-service life - FAQ
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Do I Need any Special Fittings to Use the Cogent Column Filter with my HPLC column - FAQ
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Do You Offer a 0.5um Titanium or PEEK Frit for the PEEK Column Hardware - FAQ
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Does the Direction of a Guard Column in the Holder Matter - FAQ
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Guide for Packing The PEEK Column Hardware for HPLC - Tips & Suggestions
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How Can a Finger Tightened Fitting Produce Band Broadening in HPLC - FAQ
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How do I connect a guard column to an analytical column - FAQ
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How Do the Terms Nano Capillary and Micro LC Differ in Terms of Column ID and Typical Flow Rates - HPLC Primer
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How to repair a blocked frit in an HPLC column - Tips & Suggestions
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Is the Cogent Column Filter compatible with a 2.1mm ID column - FAQ
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Keep Surface Treated Frits From Biofouling - Tips & Suggestions
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Know the void volume of an HPLC column - Tips & Suggestions
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PEEK Slurry Reservoir 2.1mm ID Column Packing Hardware Information - Tips & Suggestions
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Specifications of different grades of stainless steel used in HPLC columns
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The common names of HPLC column diameters - Primer
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Understanding 316 Stainless Steel Composition and Applications - Primer
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What Are the Maximum Pressure Specifications for PEEK Column Hardware - FAQ
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What Are the Thread Specifications for The ARE Brand PEEK HPLC Column Hardware - FAQ
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What do WCS and WVS stand for in Partisil HPLC columns - FAQ
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What Does Stainless in Stainless Steel Mean - FAQ
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What is the Definition of Passivating and Purging in HPLC - FAQ
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What is the Difference Between a Waters Type Fitting and a Standard 10-32 Fitting - FAQ
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What is the Difference Between Ferrules Made of Stainless Steel vs Stainless Steel PEEK Hybrids - FAQ
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What Is the Largest ID for PEEK Columns That MICROSOLV Offers - FAQ
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What is the maximum pressure Cogent HPLC columns can tolerate - FAQ
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What is the maximum pressure of your guard columns - FAQ
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What is the maximum pressure rating for Cogent HPLC columns? - FAQ
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What Is the Maximum Pressure Rating for the 2.1 mm PEEK HPLC Column Hardware - FAQ
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What is the maximum pressure the Cogent Column Filters should be used with - FAQ
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What is the pH Range of 316 Stainless Steel Tubing Fittings and Sparging Stones - FAQ
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What is the Pilot Length or Dimension X Depth for End Fittings Uses to Connect HPLC Columns - FAQ
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What is the pressure capability of the PEEK Column Coupler - FAQ
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What is the Thickness of the SS Filter Element in the Cogent Column Filters - FAQ
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What is the Useful Temperature Range of 316 Stainless Steel Laboratory Products - FAQ
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What is the volume of Cogent HPLC columns - FAQ
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What Makes One HPLC Fitting Different From Another - FAQ
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What materials are the Cogent Column Filters manufactured with - FAQ
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What results when I use a small guard column with a larger ID or prep column - FAQ
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What Type of Fitting is Best to Use with the HPLC and LCMS Columns - FAQ
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What type of tubing do I use to connect the guard column holder to analytical columns - FAQ
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When to Use PEEK or Stainless Steel for HPLC Column Hardware - Tips & Suggestions
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Which size guard column should I use with my 1mm Cogent 2.o column - FAQ
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Why do Some HPLC Fittings Need Ferrules and Others Do Not - FAQ
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Will a different guard column hardware system different from the Cogent system affect my results when using a Cogent column - FAQ
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Will the Cogent Column Filters Change my HPLC Results - FAQ
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