Metabolomics Development Kit, 2x100. 1 Cogent Diamond Hydride™ & 1 Cogent Bidentate C18™. Cogent TYPE-C Brand. 1 PK.

Additional Info:

The 43000‑10P‑2 Metabolomics Development Kit provides an economical, application‑focused pairing of two widely used TYPE‑C™ silica hydride HPLC columns for LC‑MS‑based metabolomics and small‑molecule profiling. This kit includes one Cogent Diamond Hydride™ HPLC Column and one Cogent Bidentate C18™ HPLC Column, enabling direct comparison of HILIC‑style and reversed‑phase separations using matched column geometry.

Both columns are manufactured with Cogent TYPE‑C™ silica hydride technology, offering fast equilibration, robust performance, and reproducible retention across a wide range of LC‑MS methodologies.

Kit Composition

This development kit contains two analytical HPLC columns:

Shared specifications for both columns:

  • Internal Diameter: 2.1 mm

  • Length: 100 mm

  • Particle Size: 4 µm

  • Pore Size: 100 Å

  • Stationary Phase Platform: Cogent TYPE‑C™ silica hydride

Using identical dimensions and particle architecture allows meaningful method‑development comparisons without introducing geometric or pressure‑related variables.

Application Focus: Metabolomics & LC‑MS Method Development

The two stationary phases in this kit provide complementary retention mechanisms that collectively span a wide portion of the metabolome:

Cogent Diamond Hydride™

  • HILIC‑style retention on a stable silica‑hydride surface

  • Strong retention of highly polar metabolites

  • Fast equilibration and excellent LC‑MS compatibility

Cogent Bidentate C18™

  • Reversed‑phase retention with dual‑point C18 attachment

  • Improved stability versus conventional bonded C18 phases

  • Effective for less polar and hydrophobic metabolites

Together, these columns support broad metabolite coverage using a unified TYPE‑C™ surface chemistry.

Why Choose the 2.1 mm × 100 mm Format

The 2.1 mm ID × 100 mm length is frequently selected when greater resolving power than 50 mm columns is required, while retaining solvent efficiency:

  • Higher peak capacity for complex samples

  • Improved separation confidence for closely eluting metabolites

  • Reduced solvent consumption compared to 4.6 mm ID columns

  • Well suited for routine and exploratory LC‑MS workflows

The 4 µm particle size favors robust, repeatable operation on standard analytical and LC‑MS systems without the pressure demands of sub‑2 µm formats.

System Requirements and Flow Rates

  • Typical flow range (2.1 mm ID): ~0.2–0.3 mL/min

  • Compatible with standard analytical HPLC and LC‑MS systems capable of stable low‑flow delivery

Flow‑rate and gradient conditions should be optimized based on mobile‑phase composition, temperature, and system pressure limits.

 

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