Search Thermo Fisher Scientific
Which combustion ion chromatography configuration is best for you?
The Thermo Scientific Cindion Combustion Ion Chromatography (C-IC) System comes in a variety of configurations. The best one for your lab depends on your sample type.
Cindion Combustion Ion Chromatography System selection guide
|
Cindion C-IC System for solid-sample analysis (US EPA Method 1621 compatibility) |
|
| Description | ||
| Combustion IC system for solid-sample analysis. Includes IC system, combustion/absorption module, autosampler and kit for solid-sample analysis. | In addition to the solid-sample analysis components, this configuration includes an adsorption module to screen aqueous samples for adsorbable organic halogens (AOX) and PFAS as adsorbable organic fluorine (AOF) following US EPA Method 1621. |
Combustion IC system for liquid-sample analysis. Includes IC system, combustion/absorption module, autosampler and kit for liquid sample analysis. |
Solid-sample analysis
The Cindion C-IC System for solid-sample analysis includes the combustion oven, autosampler, and solid consumables kit.
Solid-sample analysis (US EPA Method 1621 compatibility)
In addition to the solid-sample analysis components, this configuration includes an adsorption module to screen aqueous samples for adsorbable organic halogens (AOX) and PFAS as adsorbable organic fluorine (AOF) following US EPA Method 1621.
Liquid-sample analysis
The Cindion C-IC System for liquid-sample analysis includes the combustion oven, autosampler, and liquid consumables kit.
For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.