
GE
GE 3017-621 Cellulose Chromatography Paper Roll
Achieve Precision Separations with GE Whatman Chromatography Paper The Grade 17 Chr Cellulose Chromatography Paper from GE Whatman offers high-quality separations in a convenient roll format. Measuring 2.5 cm x 30 m, this paper is suitable for a variety of chromatography applications. Specifica...
Check availability
Affiliate Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate, Studio Supplies earns from qualifying purchases made through links on this page, at no additional cost to you. This helps support our editorial team.
Notice a mistake? Let Us Know
Overview
Achieve Precision Separations with GE Whatman Chromatography Paper
The Grade 17 Chr Cellulose Chromatography Paper from GE Whatman offers high-quality separations in a convenient roll format. Measuring 2.5 cm x 30 m, this paper is suitable for a variety of chromatography applications.
Specifications:
- Brand: GE
- Manufacturer: GE Whatman
- Grade: 17 Chr
- Material: Cellulose
- Form: Roll
- Dimensions: 2.5 cm x 30 m
Key Features
GE Whatman
Specifications
Product Type
Chromatography Paper
Material
Cellulose
Format
Roll
Brand
GE Whatman
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the material of this chromatography paper?
This chromatography paper is made from cellulose, a standard material used in various laboratory separation techniques.
Is this product from a known laboratory supplier?
Yes, this Cellulose Chromatography Paper Roll is from GE Whatman, a recognized brand in laboratory products.
In what format is this chromatography paper supplied?
The paper is supplied in a roll format, which allows users to cut it to their desired length for specific applications.
Are there different grades of paper available for this product?
The provided information specifies it as a "Cellulose Chromatography Paper Roll" without mentioning specific grades, so users should verify if a particular grade is needed.
Is this paper suitable for general lab use or specialized applications?
As "Chromatography Paper," it is specifically designed for chromatography applications, which are specialized separation techniques in laboratory settings.