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Method Development

pH affects the degree of ionisation of ionic analytes

Changing

solvent type

Solvent strength

  • Methanol
  • ACN
  • Buffer

Changing mobile phase

Percentage of Organic phase (B)

An increase of 10%B reduces k

by 2-3 fold

one

two

Column type

Isocratic elution method

k= (tR-t0)/t0

(α)

Selectivity

Retention factor (k)

αa= k2/k1=(tR2-t0)/(tR1-t0)

∆tg < 0.25xtg

Optimisation of k ~5

2<k<20

Sample Classification

tg=k(1.15∆ФVm)/F

Length (L)

Changing temperature

Initial Conditions

Resolution

Scouting Gradient

Rs=1/4√N x (αa-1)/aα x k/(k+1)

An increase in column T by 1oC,

k by 1-2%

Increase

  • Column type
  • Flow rate
  • Mobile phase
  • Temperature

Conditions: ACN 5 – 100 %

with water in 20 minutes

Run Time

Analyse the sample

  • Chemical structure (functionality)
  • Molecular weights
  • pKa values

%B=(∆%Bf)/tg x (ti+tf)/2+%Bi

%Bi=%B at first peak

%Bf = % B last peak

Particle diameter (dp)

Decrease

three

Gradient elution method

Back Pressure

Number of Theoretical

plate (N)

∆tg > 0.25xtg

Reduce

Optimisation of N

Viscosity (n)

Column diameter (dc)

Velocity (u)

Changing

flow rate

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