Appearance:   solid ;    Purtity: 1HNMR  95%+  

   Identity:         1HNMR Conforms to structure

   Substitution of   - COOH by NMR(%)   95% 

Because PEG reagents are temperature, light, and moisture sensitive they should be stored in a -15℃ freezer upon receipt. Please    

   allow PEG reagents to equal room temperature prior to opening. We recommend storing our PEG reagents as the dry, powder form

   only and not in any type of solution.  Each time the bottle is opened it will need to be backfilled with an inert gas (i.e.

   Argon,Nitrogen) before it is stored again.  If your reagent requires rebottling please follow these steps:

      a) Allow reagent to equilibrate to room temperature

      b) While reagent is thawing prepare glove box or another suitable area for packaging which will allow for an inert atmosphere

      c) Flush the repackaging enclosure with an inert gas (i.e. Argon, Nitrogen)

      d) Repackage into desire aliquots

      e) Flush each aliquot with inert gas before closing

      f) Store each aliquot at or below -15℃ until ready to use

Appearance:   solid ;    Purtity: 1HNMR  95%+  

   Identity:         1HNMR Conforms to structure

   Substitution of   - COOH by NMR(%)   95% 

Because PEG reagents are temperature, light, and moisture sensitive they should be stored in a -15℃ freezer upon receipt. Please    

   allow PEG reagents to equal room temperature prior to opening. We recommend storing our PEG reagents as the dry, powder form

   only and not in any type of solution.  Each time the bottle is opened it will need to be backfilled with an inert gas (i.e.

   Argon,Nitrogen) before it is stored again.  If your reagent requires rebottling please follow these steps:

      a) Allow reagent to equilibrate to room temperature

      b) While reagent is thawing prepare glove box or another suitable area for packaging which will allow for an inert atmosphere

      c) Flush the repackaging enclosure with an inert gas (i.e. Argon, Nitrogen)

      d) Repackage into desire aliquots

      e) Flush each aliquot with inert gas before closing

      f) Store each aliquot at or below -15℃ until ready to use

References:

1.Carboxyl PEGylation of Nanoparticles -Design and demonstration of a small-animal upconversion imager, Opt Express.2008 December 22; 16(26): 21731–21737, Text.

2. Carboxyl PEGylation - FluorescenceSingle Particle Tracking for the Characterization of Submicron ProteinAggregates in Biological Fluids and Complex Formulations, Pharm Res (2011)28:1112–1120, Text.