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MP in HPLC is...

Liquid

Bonded stationary Phase

-liquid SP bonded to particle packing material


-Reacting the silica particles with an organochlorosilane


-The R group prevents partial solubility of the SP with MP

Modes of HPLC

-Normal phase


-Reversed phase

Normal phase

-non-polar mobile phase


-Polar stationary phase


-used to separate polar compounds

Reversed phase

-polar mobile phase


-non-polar stationary phase


-Eluent strength is increased by adding less polar solvents


-Used to separate non-polar compounds



Modes of Elutions

-Isocratic elution


-Gradient elution

Gradient elution vs. Isocratic elution

-if ^t/tg > 0.25 use gradient elution


-if ^t/tg , 0.25 use isocratic elution


where ^t= difference between the retention times of the first and last peak


tg= time over which the solvent composition is changes

Order of elution in LC

-Governed by the mobile phase polarity


- in reverse phase the most polar solutes elute first


-in normal phase the most non-polar elute first

Columns

-Pre-column (guard column)


-Analytical coulumn

Optiming resolution on a given column

-ionic or ionisable solutes adjust the pH of the MP


-For other solutes change the composition of the MP

in a reverse phase separation changing from a more polar solvent to a less polar solvent...

Decreases the capacity factor in reversed phase

In a normal phases separation changing from a less polar to a more polar solvent...

decreases the capacity factor in a normal phase

van Deemter equation

-optimum flow rate is lower than GC


-reduce band broadening keep particle size small and uniform to increase plate numbers


-Thin film of SP


-Columns packed tightly

Types of detectors for HPLC

-Spectrophotometric detectors


-electrochemical detectors


-other

Spectrophotometric detectors are...

-UV-VIS


-Photo diode array


-Fourier transform infared


-Fluorescene

Electrochemical detectors...

Measure current flowing through a pair of electrodes

Other detectors are...

-Refractive index


-Mass spectrometry