HPLC Column, UDC Cholesterol, 4um, 2.1mm ID x 50mm Length, 100A. Cogent TYPE-C Brand. 1 EA.
Additional Info:
The 69069‑05P‑2 Cogent UDC‑Cholesterol HPLC Column provides unique shape‑based selectivity using 4 µm TYPE‑C™ silica hydride particles modified with a cholesterol‑terminated ligand.
This phase consists of an 11‑carbon chain bonded directly to silica hydride with a cholesterol moiety at the terminus, forming structured interaction regions that act as molecular “slots.” These enable separations based on molecular geometry and steric fit, not just hydrophobic interaction—delivering selectivity that conventional reversed‑phase columns cannot achieve.
Unlike traditional silica phases:
Direct Si–C bonding eliminates the need for end‑capping
Reduced silanol interactions
Improved reproducibility and robustness
This column can be used in multiple chromatographic modes:
Reversed Phase
Normal Phase
HILIC
50 mm Length – Speed & LC‑MS Throughput
Optimized for rapid separations and short run times
Lower backpressure than longer analytical columns
Ideal for LC‑MS screening and high‑throughput workflows
Preferred for method development and fast analysis
Flow Rate & System Requirements (2.1 mm ID, 4 µm)
Typical flow rate range: ~0.2–0.4 mL/min
Optimal starting range: ~0.25–0.35 mL/min
Requires:
Reliable low‑flow HPLC or LC‑MS system
Low‑volume detector flow cell for best sensitivity
Precision pumping for stable flow delivery
⚠️ While compatible with standard HPLC systems, performance depends on the system’s ability to maintain stable low flow rates.
Why Choose UDC‑Cholesterol™
Shape & Isomer Selectivity
Separates compounds based on 3D molecular structure
Ideal for isomer and sterically similar analytes
Strong Hydrophobic Retention
Highly hydrophobic stationary phase
Retains lipids and challenging compounds effectively
Tunable Selectivity
Separation can be modified using:
Temperature changes
Solvent composition
Enables advanced method development flexibility
Cogent TYPE‑C™ Technology Advantages
Silica Hydride Surface
Direct Si–C bonding (no end‑capping required)
Reduced silanol activity
Improved peak shape for basic and polar compounds
Faster Equilibration
Rapid re‑equilibration vs conventional RP or HILIC columns
Increased throughput
Robust Column Lifetime
Resistant to hydrolysis
Stable across varied mobile phase conditions
Long operational durability
Typical Applications
Steroidal compound analysis
Lipids and hydrophobic molecules
Peptides, proteins, and oligonucleotides
Structural isomer separations
LC‑MS workflows requiring fast analysis and unique selectivity