梯度淋洗离子色谱法同时测定西兰花中6种无机阴离子

构建一种利用梯度淋洗离子色谱技术分析西兰花中Cl-、Br-、NO2-、NO3-、PO43-和SO42-6种无机阴离子含量的方法.梯度淋洗色谱离子体系为DIONEX Ion Pac AS11-HC(4 mm×250 mm)色谱柱,流速1.0 mL/min,抑制器电流80 mA,KOH淋洗液梯度淋洗.6种阴离子线性相关系数...     

梯度淋洗离子色谱法同时检测西兰花中6种无机阴离子

构建一种利用梯度淋洗离子色谱技术分析西兰花中Cl^-、Br^-、NO₂^-、NO₃^-、PO₄^3-和SO₄^2-6种无机阴离子含量的方法。梯度淋洗色谱离子体系为DIONEX Ion Pac AS11-HC(4 mm×250 mm)色谱柱,流速1.0 mL/min,抑制器电流80 mA,KOH淋洗液梯度淋洗。6种阴离子线性相关系数0.9995~0.9999,相对标准偏差(RSD)<2.5%,加标回收率95.7%~104%。用于检测西兰花中无机阴离子的方法灵敏度高、回收率高、可以适用于西兰花中6种阴离子精确定量分析。     

烟草中9种有机酸的梯度离子色谱法测定研究

采用淋洗液自动发生一梯度离子色谱分离,电导检测法分离测定了烟草中的甲酸、乙酸、乳酸、丙酸、丁酸、苹果酸、丙二酸、草酸和柠檬酸,并研究了9种有机酸在阴离子交换色谱中的保留行为.以淋洗液自动发生器生成的KOH为淋洗液,样品经提取、过滤稀释后,在IonPac AS1l-HC阴离子交换色谱柱上分离,抑制电导检测器进行检测,一次...     

离子色谱法分离弱酸阴离子保留值规律的研究

 研究了离子色谱弱酸阴离子分析中以氢氧化钠作淋洗液时 ,弱酸阴离子的调整保留时间随淋洗液中氢氧化钠浓度变化的规律 ,建立了二者关系的非线性函数模型。将一元非线性问题转化为多元线性问题求解 ,磷酸根的调整保留值与淋洗液中氢氧化钠浓度关系回归方程的相关系数在 0 99以上。用该数学模型预测磷酸根阴离子的保留值 ,相对误差小于 5 % 。     

单柱离子色谱法同时分析无机阴离子和有机酸

1979年Gjerde等提出单柱离子色谱法。用电导检测的单柱阴离子色谱主要用于无机阴离子分析,用于有机酸分析的文献相对较少。本文用邻苯二甲酸氢钾为淋洗液的单柱离子色谱系统,同时分析了六种无机阴离子和四种有机酸。     

一种用于离子色谱系统的免脱气碳酸盐淋洗液发生器系统

报道了一种免脱气碳酸盐淋洗液发生器系统(含碳酸盐发生器和pH调节器)。碳酸盐淋洗液发生器可在线将纯水转变成设定浓度的碳酸盐淋洗液,该淋洗液再通过电致p H调节器调节pH进而改变淋洗液中碳酸盐/碳酸氢盐的比例,最终实现分离选择性的灵活调控。通过该碳酸盐淋洗液发生器系统可以得到0.5～8 mmol/L之间任意浓度、碳酸盐/碳酸氢盐任意比例的碳酸盐淋洗液;所得淋洗液纯度高,结合离子色谱系统,可用于分析7种常见阴离子,其保留时间的日间相对标准偏差均小于0.76%。     

单泵柱切换离子色谱法分析复杂基体中痕量阴离子

本文通过离子色谱与柱切换技术联用实现了高浓度样品基体中的痕量阴离子检测.分别研究了不同类型基体的处理方法,使用商品化离子排斥柱和自制的聚合物色谱柱实现多种样品基体中痕量阴离子的检测.同时开发一种简化的单泵柱切换系统,利用抑制器将KOH淋洗液转化为水作为前处理柱的淋洗液,在同一个色谱系统中产生两种淋洗液,实现色谱分离与前...     

离子色谱-抑制电导法分别测定海水中阴离子和阳离子

以氢氧化钾为流动相,阴离子交换分离,抑制电导检测,可以同时分离F-、Cl-、Br-、NO3-、SO42-、PO43-I、-等海水中的常见阴离子,利用梯度淋洗可以使以上各种离子在其最佳保留时间和最佳峰形条件下出峰。以8 mmol/L H2SO4为淋洗液,阳离子交换分离,抑制电导检测,可以同时分离测定海水中的Na 、K 、Mg2 、Ca2 、Sr2 和Ba2 。在所采用的色谱条件下各阴阳离子均可以得到很好的线性和很低的检出限。     

离子色谱-抑制电导法分别测定海水中阴离子和阳离子

采用离子交换-抑制电导法测定海水中阴、阳离子。采用抑制电导可以降低淋洗液的背景电导，又可以增加被测离子的电导值，改善信噪比。采用的电化学自身再生抑制器，由连续电解水产生抑制淋洗液所需要的H^＋或者OH^-，加上电场引力，能用于高客量分离柱所用的淋洗液浓度和梯度淋洗。在试验条件下，利用阴离子和阳离子分离柱，配合抑制电导检测，可以同时分离和测定海水中7种阴离子和6种阳离子。且都可以得到很好的线性和较低的检出限。     

有机酸与无机阴离子的梯度离子色谱法分析研究

研究了用离子色谱法梯度洗脱抑制电导检测器分析有机酸与无机阴离子的色谱条件,建立了最佳梯度程序。用阴离子交换分离,选用去离子水、氢氧化钠和甲醇作淋洗液,分别对５种二元有机酸和３种无机阴离子做二元梯度淋洗,对１０种多元有机酸和３种无机阴离子做三元梯度淋洗。方法用于果汁饮料与柠檬酸发酵液的测定,结果令人满意。     

Application of artificial neural networks for gradient elution retention modelling in ion chromatography

Gradient elution in ion chromatography (IC) offers several advantages: total analysis time can be significantly reduced, overall resolution of a mixture can be increased, peak shape can be improved (less tailing) and effective sensitivity can be increased (because there is little variation in peak shape). More importantly, it provides the maximum resolution per time unit. The aim of this work was the development of a suitable artificial neural network (ANN) gradient elution retention model that can be used in a variety of applications for method development and retention modelling of inorganic anions in IC. Multilayer perceptron ANNs were used to model the retention behaviour of fluoride, chloride, nitrite, sulphate, bromide, nitrate and phosphate in relation to the starting time of gradient elution and the slope of the linear gradient elution curve. The advantage of the developed model is the application of an optimized two-phase training algorithm that enables the researcher to make use of the advantages of first- and second-order training algorithms in one training procedure. This results in better predictive ability, with less time required for the calculations. The number of hidden layer neurons and experimental data points used for the training set were optimized in terms of obtaining a precise and accurate retention model with respect to minimization of unnecessary experimentation and time needed for the calculation procedures. This study shows that developed, ANNs are the method of first choice for retention modelling of inorganic anions in IC.     

Retention controlling and peak shape simulation in anion chromatography using multiple equilibrium model and stochastic theory

The stochastic theory of chromatography and an equilibrium based approach were used for the prediction of peak shape and retention data of anions. This attempt incorporating the potential advantages of two different chromatographic phenomena for analytical purposes. It is an integrated method to estimate kinetic and thermodynamic properties for the same chromatographic run of ions. The stochastic parameters of eluted anions, such as the residence time of the molecule on the surface of the stationary phase, and the average number of adsorption steps were determined on the basis of a retention database of organic and inorganic anions (formate, chloride, bromide, nitrate, sulphate, oxalate, phosphate) obtained by using carbonate/bicarbonate eluent system at different pHs (9-11) and concentrations (7-13 mM). In the investigated IC system the residence times are much higher and the average number of sorption steps is somewhat smaller than in RP-HPLC. The simultaneous application of the stochastic and the multispecies eluent/analyte model was utilized to peak shape simulation and the retention controlling of various anions under elution conditions of practical importance. The similarities between the measured and the calculated chromatograms indicates the predictive and simulation power of the combined application of the stochastic theory and the multiple species eluent/analyte retention model.     

阴离子交换-积分脉冲安培检测法分离测定氨基酸注射液中的氨基酸和葡萄糖

 用阴离子交换 积分脉冲安培检测法测定了氨基酸注射液中 1 7种氨基酸和葡萄糖。研究了氨基酸和葡萄糖在阴离子交换中的保留行为。采用了优化的水、NaOH和NaAc三元梯度淋洗条件。在优化的梯度淋洗条件和积分脉冲安培检测条件下 ,氨基酸和葡萄糖的检出限为 0 3pmol～ 1 0 3pmol,线性范围约为 2个数量级。样品加标回收率为 88 3 %～ 1 0 4 6 %。方法简单、灵敏、准确。     

Software for Microprocessor Controlled HPLC: Peak Area Integration

Abstract

Programs are described for determination of peak areas and peak retention times from the chromatographic data obtained by a dual-microprocessor data handling microcomputer (DHC). The programs provide the necessary equipment testing and calibration routines for an accurate reproduction of a recorded chromatogram, and they are written to be merged with the data acquisition programs to provide a true “real-time” integrator. The integration is performed with baseline stabilization and automatic peak splitting. These features make the integrator applicable to gradient elution chromatography, as well as for the integration of complex chromatograms with overlapping peaks. The integrated chromatogram can be displayed with the limits of integration for each peak. Results of peak area integration of simple and complex chromatograms demonstrate satisfactorily accurate and consistant results that are independent of chromatographic conditions and shape of the peaks.     

Methodology for porting retention prediction data from old to new columns and from conventional-scale to miniaturised ion chromatography systems

Several procedures are available for simulating and optimising separations in ion chromatography (IC), based on the application of retention models to an extensive database of analyte retention times on a wide range of columns. These procedures are subject to errors arising from batch-to-batch variability in the synthesis of stationary phases, or when using a column having a different diameter to that used when the database was acquired originally. Approaches are described in which the retention database can be recalibrated to accommodate changes in the stationary phase (ion-exchange selectivity coefficient and ion-exchange capacity) or in the column diameter which lead to changes in phase ratio. The entire database can be recalibrated for all analytes on a particular column by performing three isocratic separations with two analyte ions. The retention data so obtained are then used to derive a "porting" equation which is employed to generate the required simulated separation. Accurate prediction of retention times is demonstrated for both anions and cations on 2mm and 0.4mm diameter columns under elution conditions which consist of up to five sequential isocratic or linear gradient elution steps. The proposed approach gives average errors in retention time prediction of less than 3% and the correlation coefficient was 0.9849 between predicted and observed retention times for 344 data points comprising 33 anionic or cationic analytes, 5 column internal diameters and 8 complex elution profiles.     

Prediction of retention times for anions in linear gradient elution ion chromatography with hydroxide eluents using artificial neural networks

The feasibility of using an artificial neural network (ANN) to predict the retention times of anions when eluted from a Dionex AS11 column with linear hydroxide gradients of varying slope was investigated. The purpose of this study was to determine whether an ANN could be used as the basis of a computer-assisted optimisation method for the selection of optimal gradient conditions for anion separations. Using an ANN with a (1, 10, 19) architecture and a training set comprising retention data obtained with three gradient slopes (1.67, 2.50 and 4.00 mM/min) between starting and finishing conditions of 0.5 and 40.0 mM hydroxide, respectively, retention times for 19 analyte anions were predicted for four different gradient slopes. Predicted and experimental retention times for 133 data points agreed to within 0.08 min and percentage normalised differences between the predicted and experimental data averaged 0.29% with a standard deviation of 0.29%. ANNs appear to be a rapid and accurate method for predicting retention times in ion chromatography using linear hydroxide gradients.     

Prediction of the effects of methanol and competing ion concentration on retention in the ion chromatographic separation of anionic and cationic pharmaceutically related compounds

The mixed-mode separation of a selection of anionic and cationic pharmaceutically related compounds is studied using ion-exchange columns and eluents consisting of ionic salts (potassium hydroxide or methanesulfonic acid) and an organic modifier (methanol). All separations were performed using commercially available ion-exchange columns and an ion chromatography instrument modified to allow introduction of methanol into the eluent without introducing compatibility problems with the eluent generation system. Isocratic retention prediction was undertaken over the two-dimensional space defined by the concentration of the competing ion and the percentage of organic modifier in the eluent. Various empirical models describing the observed relationships between analyte retention and both the competing ion concentration and the percentage of methanol were evaluated, with the resultant model being capable of describing the separation, including peak width, over the entire experimental space based on six initial experiments. Average errors in retention time and peak width were less than 6% and 27%, respectively, for runs taken from both inside and outside of the experimental space. Separations performed under methanol gradient conditions (while holding the competing ion concentration constant) were also modelled. The observed effect on retention of varying the methanol composition differed between analytes with several analytes exhibiting increased retention with increased percentage methanol in the eluent. An empirical model was derived based on integration of the observed t_R vs. %methanol plot for each analyte. A combination of the isocratic and gradient models allowed for the prediction of retention time using multi-step methanol gradient profiles with average errors in predicted retention times being less than 4% over 30 different 2- and 3-step gradient profiles for anions and less than 6% over 14 different 2- and 3-step gradient profiles for cations. A modified peak compression model was used to estimate peak widths under these conditions. This provided adequate width prediction with the average error between observed and predicted peak widths being less than 15% for 40 1-, 2- and 3-step gradients for anions and less than 13% over 14 1-, 2- and 3-step gradients for cations.     

Simultaneous determination of peroxydisulfate and conventional inorganic anions by ion chromatography with the column‐switching technique

The application of ion chromatography with the column‐switching technique for the simultaneous analysis of peroxydisulfate and conventional inorganic anions in a single run is described. With this method, conventional inorganic anions were separated by consecutive elution through both the guard column and separation column, but peroxydisulfate that only passed through the guard column had a good peak shape and short retention time. A series of standard solutions consisting of target anions of various concentrations from 0.01 to 75 mg/L were analyzed, with a correlation coefficient (r) ≥ 0.9990. The limits of detection were in the range of 0.49–9.84 μg/L based on the S/N of 3 and a 25 μL injection volume. RSDs for retention time, peak area, and peak height were all <1.77%. A spiking study was performed with satisfactory recoveries between 97.6 and 103.4% for all anions. The quantitative determination of peroxydisulfate and conventional inorganic anions in surface waters was accomplished within 18 min by this column‐switching technique.     

Fast ion chromatography using short anion exchange columns

A fast ion chromatographic system is described which uses shorter column lengths and compares various eluent profiles in order to maximise the performance without sacrificing the chromatographic resolution. Both isocratic and gradient elution profiles were considered to find the most efficient mode of separation. The separation and determination of seven target anions (chloride, chlorate, nitrate, chromate, sulfate, thiocyanate and perchlorate) was achieved using a short (4 mm ID, 50 mm long) column packed with Dionex AS20 high-capacity anion exchange material. A hydroxide eluent was used at an initial concentration of 25 mM (at a flow-rate of 1.0 mL/min) and two performance maxima were found. The maximum efficiency occurred at a normalised gradient ramp rate of 5 mM/t₀, resulting in a peak capacity of 16, while the fastest separation (<3 min) occurred at a normalised ramp rate of 30 mM/t₀. The retention time, peak width and resolution using the different eluent profiles on varying column lengths is also compared. Further investigations in this study determined that the highest peak capacity separation under gradient conditions could be approximated using an isocratic separation. The advantage of using this novel approach to approximate the maximum efficiency separation removes the need for column re-equilibration that is required for gradient elution resulting in faster analyses and enhanced sample throughput, with benefits in particular for multidimensional chromatography.     

Fast, comprehensive online two-dimensional high performance liquid chromatography through the use of high temperature ultra-fast gradient elution reversed-phase liquid chromatography

A new approach to high speed, comprehensive online dual gradient elution 2DLC (LCxLC) based on the use of ultra-fast, high temperature gradient elution reversed phase chromatography is described. Entirely conventional gradient elution instrumentation and columns are assembled in a system which develops a total peak capacity of about 900 in 25 min; this is equivalent to roughly one peak/2 s. Each second dimension gradient is done in a cycle time of 21 s and the peak retention times measured for a set of twenty six indole-3-acetic acid (IAA) derivatives are reproducible to 0.2 s. Each peak eluting from the first dimension column is sampled at least twice across its width, as the corresponding peaks on the second dimension column appear in two or three consecutive second dimension chromatograms, clearly indicating that there is little loss in the resolution gained in the first dimension separation. Application to the separation of the low molecular weight components of wild-type and mutant maize seedlings indicates the presence of about 100 peaks on a timescale of 25 min. Compelling illustrations of the analytical potential of fast, high temperature 2DLC are evident in the clear presence of nine distinct peaks in a single second dimension chromatogram from a single quite narrow first dimension peak, and the great power of 2DLC to solve the "analytic dynamic range" problem inherent in the measurement of small peaks that are neighbors to a gigantic peak.