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Antec Leyden has developed an integrated system solution for the analysis
of mono, di- and simple polysaccharides. The system is dedicated to the
analysis of these carbohydrates in food and beverages, but also suitable
for analysis of functional groups in glycoproteins.
Carbohydrate Analyser
- Reproducible, carbonate free analysis
- Down to 10 nmole/L detection limit
- Flexcell with exchangeable gold electrode

Fig. 1. Overlay of 25 chromatograms of an
artificial sweetener containing maltodextrin.
Table 1. Carbohydrate System Solutions
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Part no.
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Description |
| 180.0052A |
ALEXYS Carbohydrates 1 - isocratic |
| 180.0054A |
ALEXYS Carbohydrates 2 - gradient |
For the analysis of carbohydrates we selected the Flexcell electrochemical
cell. This cell has an exchangeable working electrode which is particularly
useful in pulsed electrochemical detection. The electrode material tends
to vanish over the years, in the process of pulsed amperometric detection.
Exchanging an electrode disc only takes a few minutes. The HyREF
is completely maintenance free even at pH 13! The ALEXYS
Carbohydrates 1 (180.0052A) comprises the following
parts:
- AS 110 autosampler, cool
- LC 110 HPLC pump
- OR 110 organiser
- Clarity data acquisition software
- DECADE II electrochemical detector
- Flexcell with Au WE, HyREF
- HPLC column with pre-column
- ALEXYS LC connection kit
- Polyethylene bottle kit
'Carbohydrates II' (180.0054A) has in addition to
the above:
- 1 additional LC 110 pump for HPLC gradients
- OR 110 'dual channel' option (extra pulse damper)
Table 2. Columns for Carbohydrates
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Part no. |
Description |
| 250.1080 |
ALC-525 column, 250x4.6mm, 7um |
| 250.1084 |
ALC guard column repl. cartr. 5/pk |
| 250.1082 |
ALC guard column starter kit |
- 220-002 - The Analysis
of Carbohydrates using anion-exchange chromatography and pulsed amperometric
detection
- 221-007 - The Analysis
of Carbohydrates using the ALEXYS LC-EC System
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ALEXYS Carbohydrates 2

Binary gradient HPLC with
polyethylene bottles and He degassing for displacement of CO2.
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