
|Articles|September 1, 1999
- September 1999
- Volume 17
- Issue 9
- Pages: 808–822
Accessory Products for SPE Using 96-Well Plates
Author(s)David A. Wells
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Solid-phase extraction has progressed from using individual columns and cartridges to high-throughput 96-well plates. As a result of this transition, chemists must identify a new source of related products for sample preparation in this format, and these products often are made by unfamiliar manufacturers that sell outside the chromatography market. This "Sample Prep Perspectives" column provides information about the types of accessory products available to manually perform 96-well sample preparation and support the transition from single-column to high-throughput techniques.
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