HPLC Column, UDC Cholesterol, 4um, 4.6mm ID x 100mm Length, 100A. Cogent TYPE-C Brand. 1 EA.
Additional Info:
The 69069‑10P Cogent UDC‑Cholesterol HPLC Column provides unique shape‑based selectivity using 4 µm TYPE‑C™ silica hydride particles functionalized with a cholesterol‑terminated ligand.
This stationary phase features an 11‑carbon chain directly bonded to silica hydride with a cholesterol group at the terminus, creating structured interaction zones that act as molecular “slots.” These enable separations based on molecular geometry and steric fit, not just hydrophobic interactions—delivering selectivity beyond conventional reversed‑phase columns.
Unlike traditional silica phases:
Direct Si–C bonding eliminates the need for end‑capping
Reduced silanol activity
Improved reproducibility and stability
This column is compatible with multiple separation modes:
Reversed Phase
Normal Phase
HILIC
100 mm Length – Balanced Resolution & Throughput
Increased resolving power vs 50 mm columns
Improved isomer separation and peak capacity
Ideal when 50 mm columns are too fast but lack resolution
Moderate run time with strong analytical performance
This configuration is commonly selected for routine analytical methods requiring reliable resolution without long cycle times.
4.6 mm ID – Standard Analytical Performance
Industry‑standard column size
Compatible with all conventional HPLC systems
Typical flow rate range: ~0.8–1.5 mL/min
Optimal starting range: ~1.0–1.2 mL/min
Provides:
Robust detector response
High reproducibility across instruments
Easy method transfer and scalability
Why Choose UDC‑Cholesterol™
Shape & Isomer Selectivity
Separates compounds based on 3D molecular structure
Ideal for isomers and closely related analytes
Very Hydrophobic Phase
Strong interaction with lipids and hydrophobic compounds
Effective for difficult‑to‑retain analytes
Tunable Selectivity
Adjust separation behavior using:
Temperature
Mobile phase composition
Enables advanced method development
Cogent TYPE‑C™ Technology Advantages
Silica Hydride Surface
Direct Si–C bonding (no end‑capping required)
Reduced secondary interactions
Improved peak shape for basic and polar compounds
Faster Equilibration
Faster than conventional reversed‑phase or HILIC columns
Reduced cycle time between runs
Robust Column Lifetime
Resistant to hydrolysis
Stable across wide solvent conditions
Long operational durability
Typical Applications
Steroidal compound analysis
Structural isomer separations
Lipids and hydrophobic analytes
Peptides, proteins, and oligonucleotides
Routine analytical workflows
Methods where C18 or C8 selectivity is insufficient
Important Usage Notes
Ideal for standard HPLC systems (no special equipment required)
Perfect balance between speed (50 mm) and resolution (longer columns)
Optimize temperature and solvent composition for selectivity control
Preferred when moderate-to-high resolution is required without long run times