Flame Retardant Halogenated Standards

Flame retardant halogenated standards are organic reference solutions used to calibrate GC and GC-MS methods for brominated flame retardants. Environmental, consumer product and contract testing laboratories use them when analysing samples for polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs).

The listing here is a Reagecon PBDE multi-compound standard containing eight compounds in a hexane:toluene solvent, suited to multi-residue calibration where several congeners are quantified in a single run. It sits within the wider Organics range of chromatography standards, alongside the PAH, PCB, pesticide and VOC mixes listed on neighbouring pages.

When choosing, match the solvent to your injection method and check the congener list against the compounds your method reports, so that every reported analyte has a calibration point. Lancetech Limited can quote further halogenated flame retardant standards on request.