Basic Principles of HPLC
Martin R. Hackman
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P ressure
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HPLC Methods
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Compounds
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Compounds
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Partitioning
•Separation is based on the analyte’s relative solubility between two liquid phases
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HPLC - Modes
•Normal Phase. - Polar stationary phase and non-polar solvent.
• Reverse Phase. - Non-polar stationary phase and a polar solvent.
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Common Reverse Phase Solvents
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Columns
• Analytical - Performs the separation.
•Solid Support - Backbone for bonded phases.
–Usually 10μ, 5μ or 3μ silica or polymeric particles.
•Bonded Phases - Functional groups firmly linked (chemically bound) to the solid support.
–Extremely stable
–Reproducible
•Guard - Protects the analytical column:
–Particles
–Interferences
–Prolongs the life of the analytical column
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Bonded Phases
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Instrumentation
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Detectors
•UV
–Single wavelength (filter) [610, 8330]
–Variable wavelength (monochromator) [8316, 8325]
–Multiple wavelengths (PDA) [555]
•Fluorescence [610]
•Electrochemical [605]
•Mass Spectrometric [8325]
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Chromatograms
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4. What are the different detection techniques used in HPLC? |
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