TORAST-H Glass Vial, 1.5mL,Amber,BlackCap,with Slit,100

Part No.: 370-04300-02

Features Low adsorption vessels treated specially Minimized adsorption of bases, acids and neutrals Superior quality control TORAST -H Glass Technology eliminates the risk of adsorption to the glass surface of the vials Glass, the material of vials, contains metal oxides. Oxides of metals have a high ionizing tendency to be Si-O-M (metal silanolate), which may cause ionic adsorption with basic compounds in the sample. TORAST-H Glass Technology uses special processing to remove metals from the glass and suppress adsorption of basic compounds. Minimized adsorption of bases, acids & neutrals In general, giving a positive charge to the glass surface suppresses the adsorption of the basic compounds, but conversely, it causes the adsorption of the acidic compounds. TORAST-H Glass Vials minimize adsorption of both types of compounds. Low adsorption for long-term storage When a sample is stored in a general vial for a long time, the sample may adsorb into the surface of the vial, causing the reproducibility to be poor. The TORAST-H Glass Vial contains low adsorption characteristics that makes it excellent for long term sample storage.

Part No.: 370-04300-03

Features Low adsorption vessels treated specially Minimized adsorption of bases, acids and neutrals Superior quality control TORAST -H Glass Technology eliminates the risk of adsorption to the glass surface of the vials Glass, the material of vials, contains metal oxides. Oxides of metals have a high ionizing tendency to be Si-O-M (metal silanolate), which may cause ionic adsorption with basic compounds in the sample. TORAST-H Glass Technology uses special processing to remove metals from the glass and suppress adsorption of basic compounds. Minimized adsorption of bases, acids & neutrals In general, giving a positive charge to the glass surface suppresses the adsorption of the basic compounds, but conversely, it causes the adsorption of the acidic compounds. TORAST-H Glass Vials minimize adsorption of both types of compounds. Low adsorption for long-term storage When a sample is stored in a general vial for a long time, the sample may adsorb into the surface of the vial, causing the reproducibility to be poor. The TORAST-H Glass Vial contains low adsorption characteristics that makes it excellent for long term sample storage.

Part No.: 370-04301-01

Features Low adsorption vessels treated specially Minimized adsorption of bases, acids and neutrals Superior quality control TORAST -H Glass Technology eliminates the risk of adsorption to the glass surface of the vials Glass, the material of vials, contains metal oxides. Oxides of metals have a high ionizing tendency to be Si-O-M (metal silanolate), which may cause ionic adsorption with basic compounds in the sample. TORAST-H Glass Technology uses special processing to remove metals from the glass and suppress adsorption of basic compounds. Minimized adsorption of bases, acids & neutrals In general, giving a positive charge to the glass surface suppresses the adsorption of the basic compounds, but conversely, it causes the adsorption of the acidic compounds. TORAST-H Glass Vials minimize adsorption of both types of compounds. Low adsorption for long-term storage When a sample is stored in a general vial for a long time, the sample may adsorb into the surface of the vial, causing the reproducibility to be poor. The TORAST-H Glass Vial contains low adsorption characteristics that makes it excellent for long term sample storage.

Part No.: 370-04301-02

Features Low adsorption vessels treated specially Minimized adsorption of bases, acids and neutrals Superior quality control TORAST -H Glass Technology eliminates the risk of adsorption to the glass surface of the vials Glass, the material of vials, contains metal oxides. Oxides of metals have a high ionizing tendency to be Si-O-M (metal silanolate), which may cause ionic adsorption with basic compounds in the sample. TORAST-H Glass Technology uses special processing to remove metals from the glass and suppress adsorption of basic compounds. Minimized adsorption of bases, acids & neutrals In general, giving a positive charge to the glass surface suppresses the adsorption of the basic compounds, but conversely, it causes the adsorption of the acidic compounds. TORAST-H Glass Vials minimize adsorption of both types of compounds. Low adsorption for long-term storage When a sample is stored in a general vial for a long time, the sample may adsorb into the surface of the vial, causing the reproducibility to be poor. The TORAST-H Glass Vial contains low adsorption characteristics that makes it excellent for long term sample storage.

Part No.: 370-04301-03

Features Low adsorption vessels treated specially Minimized adsorption of bases, acids and neutrals Superior quality control TORAST -H Glass Technology eliminates the risk of adsorption to the glass surface of the vials Glass, the material of vials, contains metal oxides. Oxides of metals have a high ionizing tendency to be Si-O-M (metal silanolate), which may cause ionic adsorption with basic compounds in the sample. TORAST-H Glass Technology uses special processing to remove metals from the glass and suppress adsorption of basic compounds. Minimized adsorption of bases, acids & neutrals In general, giving a positive charge to the glass surface suppresses the adsorption of the basic compounds, but conversely, it causes the adsorption of the acidic compounds. TORAST-H Glass Vials minimize adsorption of both types of compounds. Low adsorption for long-term storage When a sample is stored in a general vial for a long time, the sample may adsorb into the surface of the vial, causing the reproducibility to be poor. The TORAST-H Glass Vial contains low adsorption characteristics that makes it excellent for long term sample storage.