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SCX cartridges purchased from United Chemicals Technologies, Inc. Bristol, PA USA. Product name: 'CUBCX1 (Benzenesulfonic acid)'. Specifications: 500 mg in a 3 mL cartridge (loading = 0.7 meq/g). Loose SCX (i.e., not prepackaged in cartridge format) was purchased from the same supplier (and had the same loading).
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