Documents
Demonstration of SecurityCAP Exhaust Filter’s Adsorption Capacity for Harmful Laboratory Vapors (TN-3003)
Often, little consideration is given to the solvent waste produced by reversed phase HPLC/ UHPLC systems, which could present a hazard for human health. Non-airtight waste container caps and unsecured tubing allow vapors and gasses into the laboratory creating exposure risks for laboratory workers and visitors. SecurityCAP exhaust filters contain media intended to capture dangerous solvent vapors from LC waste containers and prevent them from entering the lab. In this study, we examine the media’s uptake capacity of two common solvents: Methanol and Acetonitrile.
Demonstration of SecurityCAP Exhaust Filter’s Adsorption Capacity for Harmful Laboratory Vapors (TN-3003)
Often, little consideration is given to the solvent waste produced by reversed phase HPLC/ UHPLC systems, which could present a hazard for human health. Non-airtight waste container caps and unsecured tubing allow vapors and gasses into the laboratory creating exposure risks for laboratory workers and visitors. SecurityCAP exhaust filters contain media intended to capture dangerous solvent vapors from LC waste containers and prevent them from entering the lab. In this study, we examine the media’s uptake capacity of two common solvents: Methanol and Acetonitrile.
Document Type:
Technical Notes
Target Industries:
Brands:
Separation Modes:
Reversed Phase
Phenomenex is a technology leader committed to developing novel analytical chemistry solutions that solve the separation and purification challenges of researchers worldwide.
CONNECT WITH US
