Chapter 4 High Performance Liquid Chromatography ( HPLC ). 高效液相色谱. 1952 , A.J.Martin and R.L.M.Synge received the Nobel Prize for the discovery of partition chromatography. In 1941, they wrote:
Chapter 4 High Performance Liquid Chromatography ( HPLC )
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1952,A.J.Martin and R.L.M.Synge received the Nobel Prize for the discovery of partition chromatography. • In 1941, they wrote: The mobile phase need not be a liquid but may be a vapour. We show below that the efficiency of contact between the phases is far greater in the chromatogram than in ordinary distillation or extraction columns. Very refined separation of volatile substances should therefore be possible in a column in which a permanent gas is made to flow over a gel impregnated with a nonvolatile solvent in which the substances to be separated approximately obey Raoults’ law.
4.1 Introduction of HPLC • Development of HPLCFrom LC to GC From LC to HPLCApplication of HPLC • Special characters of HPLCHigh pressure High FlowHigh performance Others • Types of HPLCChemical-bond (distribution), Adsorption, Ion exchange*, Exclusion
RI UV Flu. EC selectivity General Special High Special Special Gradient elution no yes yes no Linear range 104 105 103 104 Detection limit μg ng pg ng Sensitive to temperature high low low middle Property of mobile phase Unlimited limited limited limited Comparison of the detectors
4.4 Types of HPLC (HPLC modules) • Chemically bonded phase HPLC • Adsorption HPLC • Ion pair chromatography • Ion exchange and ion chromatography • Size exclusion chromatography
4.4.1 Chemically bonded phase chromatography (化学键合相色谱法) • Liquid-liquid Partition chromatography (液-液分配色谱) • Normal phase liquid chromatography:polar stationary phase and less polar or nonpolar mobile phase • Reverse phase liquid chromatography:Polar mobile phase and less polar or nonpolar stationary phase • Disadvantage of the partition chromatography
(2) More about the solid phase of RP-HPLC • Principle of the retaining of the analyte • Alkyl group and other groups • Stability of the solid phase (3) Normal phase: polar functional groups chemically modified on the surface of silica gelThe group could be diol, cyano, amino, etc.
Mobile phase of HPLC • General ruleMobile phase play an important role on kSuitable k is between 2 and 5 • Eluotropic seriesPolarity and polarity index of solventsPolarity of solvent mixtures • Elution strengthRelationship between polarity of solvent used as mobile phase and solid phaseElution behavior of reversed phase chro. and normal phase chro.
Other properties of solvent used as mobile phase:chemical stablecompatible to detectorlow viscosity (粘度)others (boiling point, toxicity and expense) • Strategy of choosing mobile phaseOptimizing k and α through experience or systematic procedure according to some rules (typical solvents trial).
In reversed-phase Chro.: mixture of the solvents methanol, acetonitrile and tetrahydrofuran with water.In normal-phase chro.:mixture of diethyl ether, methylene chloride and chloroform with n-hexane • Isocratic elution and Gradient elutionTroubles of gradient elusion (column, detector and pump)
4.4.2 Adsorption chromatography of HPLC (liquid-solid chromatography) Mechanism of the separation By using solid absorbent as stationary phase and solvent as mobile phase, the solute of being analyzed could be absorbed by the active centers on the surface of the stationary phase and then desorbed by the solvent. Difference of this procession could cause the separation of different analyte.
(4)Application of adsorption HPLC • Suitable to nonpolar substances which are difficult to dissolve in water, such as fattiness and oil • Positional isomers or stereoisomers
4.3.3 Ion pair chromatography(离子对色谱法) (1)Mechanism • If the analyte is ion(A+), which can not be retained by the solid phase, an counter ion (B-) is added into the mobile phase to combine with the ion(A+),forming an neutral molecule (ion-pair complex) and then retained by the solid phase.