Analytical Reagents
An analytical reagent is a pure chemical used for chemical analysis and component identification.
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Extraction Analysis Reagents
Extraction Analysis Reagents are chemicals used to separate a target compound or component from a mixture.
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Ion Association Reagents
By combining with the analyte to form a neutral complex, it can effectively improve the separation degree of the sample on the chromatographic column, enhance the signal and improve the sensitivity.
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Amino Acid Sequencing Reagents
Amino acid sequencing reagents are usually used to analyze the amino acid composition and sequence of proteins by mass spectrometry, chromatography and other techniques.
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Thiol Group Analysis Reagents
Common methods for the detection of sulfhydryl groups include the use of reagents such as DTNB, cyanogen iodide, and NBT, which can quantitatively or qualitatively analyze the content of sulfhydryl groups by reacting with them and measuring changes in the products.
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GC Derivatization Reagents
GC Derivatization Reagents can significantly improve the separation effect and analytical sensitivity, allowing some compounds that are not suitable for direct analysis to be analyzed.
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HPLC Derivatization Reagents
In HPLC analysis, chemical agents used to convert certain components of a sample into compounds that are easier to detect and separate.
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MS Derivatization Reagents
MS Derivatization Reagents react with the target analyte to change its chemical structure,thereby improving its detection sensitivity and resolution in mass spectrometry.
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Matrix Materials
Matrix Materials (for FABMS and liquid SIMS) improve the sensitivity and accuracy of mass spectrometry analysis by enhancing the ionization efficiency of analyzers.
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Standards for Mass Spectrometry
Standards for Mass Spectrometry can calibrate instruments, improve analytical accuracy, and provide a reliable reference standard for qualitative and quantitative analysis.
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Protein Analysis Reagents
Protein Analysis Reagents are used to isolate, identify, quantify, and study the structure and function of proteins.
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Electron Spin Resonance (ESR/EPR) Spectroscopy
Electron Spin Resonance (ESR/EPR) Spectroscopy is used to study the physical and chemical properties of substances containing unpaired electrons, providing information on molecules, free radicals, transition metal ions, and reaction intermediates.
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Fluorescence/Luminescence Spectroscopy Reagents
Fluorescence/Luminescence Spectroscopy Reagents are used to measure and analyze samples of optical properties of chemicals.
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Mass Spectrometry (MS) Reagents
The accuracy and reliability of mass spectrometry analysis can be ensured by reasonable selection and use of mass spectrometry reagents.
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NMR
NMR is mainly used to analyze the structure of substances, the chemical environment, and the interactions between molecules.
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Optical Purity Measuring Reagents
A reagent used to determine the optical purity of chiral compounds, commonly used in pharmaceuticals, chemical synthesis, and the separation and analysis of natural products.
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UV/VIS Measuring Reagents
UV/VIS Measuring Reagents are used to measure the absorption of ultraviolet or visible light by a sample and help to identify and quantify various compounds.
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Complexometric Titration Reagents
Complexometric Titration Reagents are often used in analytical chemistry to determine the concentration of metal ions in a solution.
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Indicators for Titration
Indicators for Titration is a reagent used in chemical analysis to indicate the end point of a titration reaction.
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Titration Reagents (Others)
Other titration reagents used to determine the concentration of a chemical substance in an analytical sample.