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2015/1/6 Chapter 28 Liquid Chromatography High-performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) Types classified by separation mechanism or by stationary phase: 1) Partition chromatography: Normal phase or Reversed phase. 2) Adsorption or liquid-solid chromatography: replaced by normal phase. 3) Ion-exchange or ion chromatography: for ionic compounds. 4) Size-exclusion chromatography: for high MW compounds (polymers). 5) Affinity chromatography: for biomolecules. 6) Chiral chromatography: for separating of enantiomers. 1 2015/1/6 28A Scope of HPLC FIGURE 28-1 Selection of LC modes. Methods can be chosen based on solubility and molecular mass. In most cases for nonionic small molecules (M < 2000), reversed-phase methods are suitable. Techniques toward the bottom of the diagram are best suited for species of high molecular mass (M > 2000). 歐亞書局 Ch28 Liquid Chromatography P.817 28B Column Efficiency in LC Effects of stationary phase particle size (packing). van Deemter equation: H = A + (B/u) + CSu + CMu TABLE 26-3 Processes That Contribute to Band Broadening 歐亞書局 Ch26 An Introduction to Chromatographic Separations P.773 2 2015/1/6 FIGURE 28-2 Effect of particle size of packing and flow rate on plate height H in LC. Column dimensions: 30 cm × 2.4 mm. Solute: N, N’-diethyl-p-aminoazobenzene. Mobile phase: mixture of hexane, methylene chloride, isopropyl alcohol. van Deemter equation: H = A + B/u +CMu + CSu 歐亞書局 Ch28 Liquid Chromatography P.818 28C LC Instrumentation: FIGURE 28-3 Block diagram showing components of a typical apparatus for HPLC. 歐亞書局 Ch28 Liquid Chromatography P.819 3 2015/1/6 From MeOH/H2O = 40/60 FIGURE 28-4 Improvement in separation effectiveness by gradient elution. Column: 1 m × 2.1 mm inside-diameter, precision-bore stainless steel; packing: 1% Permaphase® ODS(C18). Sample: 5 μL of chlorinated benzenes in isopropanal. Detector: UV photometer (254 nm). Conditions: temperature, 60℃, pressure, 1200 psi. 歐亞書局 P.820 MeOH/H2O = 50/50 FIGURE 28-4 (continued) 歐亞書局 Ch28 Liquid Chromatography P.820 4 2015/1/6 28C-2 Pumping Systems (5 requirements) • Reciprocating Pumps • Displacement pumps (limited capacity ~250 mL) FIGURE 28-5 A reciprocating pump for HPLC. 歐亞書局 Ch28 Liquid Chromatography P.820 28C-3 Sample-Injection Systems: * Sampling loop * Auto injector FIGURE 28-6 A sampling loop (1-100 L) for LC. With the valve handle as shown on the left, the loop is filled from the syringe, and the mobile phase flows from pump to column. When the valve is placed in the position on the right, the loop is inserted between the pump and the column so that the mobile phase sweeps the sample onto the column. 歐亞書局 Ch28 Liquid Chromatography P.821 5 2015/1/6 28C-4 Columns for HPLC 1) Analytical columns (4.6mm x 10 or 15 cm; microcolumn: 3-7.5 cm) 2) Guard columns 3) Preparative columns(製備型) microcolumn 28C-5 Column Packings 1) Pellicular particle (薄殼型顆粒) 2) Porous particle (3-10 m) Silica, alumina, or cross-linked polystyrene FIGURE 28-7 High-speed isocratic separation. Column dimensions: 4 cm long, 0.4 cm inside diameter; packing: 3-μm spherisorb; mobile phase: 4.1% ethyl acetate in n-hexane. Compounds: (1) p-xylene, (2) anisole, (3) benzyl acetate, (4) dioctyl phthalate, (5) dipentyl phthalate, (6) dibutyl phthalate, (7) dipropyl phthalate, (8) diethyl phthalate. 歐亞書局 Ch28 Liquid Chromatography P.822 28C-6 Detectors Bulk-property detector: refractive index, dielectric constant, density,… Solute-property detector: absorbance, fluorescence, …. TABLE 28-1 Performance of HPLC Detectors 歐亞書局 Ch28 Liquid Chromatography P.823 6 2015/1/6 UV Absorption Detectors with Filters: (Chapter 7C: wavelength selectors, page 175) 1) Mercury lamp sources with filters (interference filter or absorption filter). 2) Deuterium or tungsten filament sources with interference filters. 3) Scanning spectrophotometer with grating optics. 4) Photodiode-array detector. Quartz cell Io I c b Absorbance (吸收度): A = log(Io/I) = - log(I/Io) = -logT Beer's Law: A = bc T: transmittance : molar absoyptivity b: path length c: molar concentration Flow-through cell: 1-10 L, 2-10 mm FIGURE 28-8 A UV-visible absorption cell for HPLC. 歐亞書局 P.824 n’ = 2d/cos n’ = 2d ’n = 2dn/n FIGURE 7-13 Transmission characteristics of typical Interference filters. FIGURE 7-12 (a) Schematic cross section of an interference filter. Note that the drawing is not to scale and that the three central bands are much narrower than shown. (b) Schematic to show the conditions for constructive interference. 歐亞書局 Ch7 Components of Optical Instruments P.176 7 2015/1/6 FIGURE 7-18 Two types of monochromators (單色器): (a) Czerney-Turner grating monochromator and (b) Bunsen prism monochromator. (In both instances, λ1 >λ2.) 歐亞書局 Ch7 Components of Optical Instruments P.181 FIGURE 13-25 A multichannel diode-array spectrophotometer, the Agilent Technologies 8453. 歐亞書局 Ch13 An Introduction to Ultraviolet-Visible Molecular Absorption Spectrometry P.362 8 2015/1/6 FIGURE 28-9 Absorption spectra of the eluent from a mixture of three steroids taken at 5-second intervals. 歐亞書局 Ch28 Liquid Chromatography P.825 Fluorescence Detectors: high sensitivity, one order higher than absorption detectors. 1) Mercury excitation source + filters to isolate emitted radiation 2) Xenon source + grating monochromator to isolate emitted radiation 3) Laser-induced fluorescence * Analysis of pharmaceuticals, natural products, clinical samples, and petroleum products. * Non-fluorescing samples can be treated with reagents to form as fluorescent derivatives. Ex.: Dansyl chloride reacts with 1o and 2o amines, amino acids, and phenols to produce stable fluorescent compounds. 9 2015/1/6 FGIURE 15-10 A typical fluorometer. 歐亞書局 Ch15 Molecular Luminescence Spectrometry P.414 FIGURE 7-29 A phototube and op amp readout. FIGURE 7-31 Photomultiplier tube. 歐亞書局 Ch7 Components of Optical Instruments P.195 10 2015/1/6 FIGURE 15-11 A spectrofluorometer. 歐亞書局 Ch15 Molecular Luminescence Spectrometry P.415 Refractive-index Detectors (RI) : 1) 2) 3) 4) general detector (respond to nearly all solutes). highly temperature dependent. not as sensitive as other detectors. not compatible with gradient elution. FIGURE 28-10 Schematic diagram of a differential refractive-index (RI) detector. 歐亞書局 Ch28 Liquid Chromatography P.826 11 2015/1/6 FIGURE 28-13 Block diagram of an LC/MS system. The effluent from the LC column is introduced to an atmospheric pressure ionization source, such as an electrospray or a chemical ionization source. The ions produced are sorted by the mass analyzer and detected by the ion detector. 歐亞書局 Ch28 Liquid Chromatography P.828 28D Partition Chromatography Liquid-liquid columns Liquid-bonded-phase columns Rigid silica: 1.5~10 m (3- and 5-m最常用) Silanol: 8 mmol/m2, 100-300 m2/g Determine polarity of stationary phase. Silanization: limited to 4 mmol/m2, capped by further reaction with chlorotrimethylsilane. Normal-phase: polar stationary phase (R: contains polar CN, diol, amino, and dimethylamino); relatively non-polar mobile phase (ethyl ether, chloroform, and n-hexane. Reversed-phase: no-npolar stationary phase [n-octyl (C8), n-octyldecyl (C18)]; relatively polar mobile phase (water + CH3OH, acetonitrile, or tetrahydrofuran). 歐亞書局 Ch28 Liquid Chromatography P.829 12 2015/1/6 A M S FIGURE 28-14 Relationship between polarity and elution times for normal-phase and reversed-phase chromatography. 歐亞書局 Ch28 Liquid Chromatography P.829 Longer chain length: * more retentive * larger capacity FIGURE 28-15 Effect of chain length on performance of reversed-phase siloxane columns packed with 5-μm particles. Mobile phase: 50:50 methanol-water. Flow rate: 1.0 ml/min. 歐亞書局 Ch28 Liquid Chromatography P.830 13 2015/1/6 28D-2 Method Development in Partition Chromatography Column Selection: the polarity of the stationary phase is matched roughly with that of the analytes; a mobile phase of considerably different polarity is then used for elution. In summary, polarities for solute, mobile phase, and stationary phase must be carefully blended if good partition chromatographic separations are to be realized in a reasonable time. What’s polarity? Hildebrand: Ecoh = Hvap – RT (Cohesive energy) CED = Ecoh/V (Cohesive Energy Density) = (CED)1/2 (Solubility Parameter No specific chemical interactions: Hsoln = 12 (1 - 2)2 ≧ 0 Gmix = Hmix - T Smix 溶劑之溶解參數() n-Hexane n-Octane Cyclohexane Benzene Toluene Acetone Methylethylketone (MEK) Methyl acetate Ethyl acetate Butyl acetate Tetrahydrofuran (THF) Methanol Ethanol n-Butanol Water (cal/ml)1/2 7.3 7.6 8.2 9.2 8.9 9.8 9.3 9.6 9.1 8.5 9.2 14.5 12.7 11.4 23.4 Rs = (√N/4)[(-1)/[kB/(1+kB)] Mobile-phase selection: 1) Vary k between 2-10 by altering mobile-phase polarity. 2) Vary : altering mobile-phase composition or using different column packing. 14 2015/1/6 Polarity index P’ is based on solubility measurements in three solvents: dioxane (a low dipole proton acceptor), nitromethane (a high dipole proton acceptor), and ethyl alcohol (a high dipole proton donor). dioxane nitromethane ethyl alcohol Mixture: PAB’ = APA’ + BPB’ Typically, a two-unit change in P’ results (very roughly) in a ten-fold change in k. Normal phase: k2/k1 = 10(P1’ – P2’)/2 Reversed phase: k2/k1 = 10(P2’ – P1’)/2 TABLE 28-2 Properties of Common Chromatographic Mobile Phases 歐亞書局 Ch28 Liquid Chromatography P.832 15 2015/1/6 FIGURE 28-16 Systematic approach to the separation of six steroids. The use of water to adjust k is shown in (a) and (b). The effects of varying α at constant k are shown in (b), (c), (d), and (e). column: 0.4*150 mm packed with 5 μm C8 bonded, reversed-phase particles. Temperature: 50℃. Flow rate: 3.0 cm3/min. Detector: UV 254 nm. THF= tetrahydrofuran. CH3CN = acetonitrile. Compounds: (1) prednisone, (2) cortisone, (3) hydrocortisone, (4) dexamethasone, (5) corticosterone, (6) cortoexolone. 歐亞書局 Ch28 Liquid Chromatography P.834 Solvent selectivity triangle OEt2 Reversed-phase Normal-phase CH2Cl2 CHCl3 Use hexane to adjust k. FIGURE 28-17 Solvent selectivity triangle for optimization of reversed-phase separations. Ten mixtures of the three organic solvents (methanol, acetonitrile, and tetrahydrofuran) are shown with the relative proportions indicated in parentheses (MeOH, MeCN, and THF). Water is used to maintain solvent strength and keep the k value within an appropriate range. 歐亞書局 Ch28 Liquid Chromatography P.835 16 2015/1/6 FIGURE 28-16 (continued) 歐亞書局 Ch28 Liquid Chromatography P.834 TABLE 28-3 Typical Applications of Partition Chromatography 歐亞書局 Ch28 Liquid Chromatography P.835 17 2015/1/6 FIGURE 28-18(a) Typical applications of bonded-phase chromatography. (a) soft-drink additives. Column: 4.6 × 250 mm packed with polar (nitrile) bonded-phase packing. Isocratic elution with 6% AcOH to 94% H2O. Flow rate 1.0 mL/min. 歐亞書局 Ch28 Liquid Chromatography P.836 FIGURE 28-18(b) Organophosphate insecticides. Column 4.5 × 250 mm packed with 5 μm C8 bonded-phase particles. Gradient elution: 67% CH3OH to 33% H2O, to 80% CH3OH to 20% H2O. Flow rate: 2 mL/min. Both used 254nm-UV detectors. 歐亞書局 Ch28 Liquid Chromatography P.836 18 2015/1/6 Derivative formation FIGURE 28-19 Chromatogram of orthophthalaldehyde derivatives of 30 amino acids of physiological importance. Column: 5 μm C18, reversedphase. Solvent A: 0.05 M Na2PHO4, pH 7.4, 96:2:2 CH3OH, THF, H2O. Fluorescence detector: excitation 334 nm; emission 425 nm. 歐亞書局 Ch28 Liquid Chromatography P.837 Post-column reaction with colorimetric reagent. Pre-column derivative formation Purple color http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ninhydrin Excitation: 334 nm Emission: 425 nm http://www.biotek.com/resources/articles/total-protein-opa.html 歐亞書局 19 2015/1/6 Ion-pair chromatography (paired-ion chromatography) Ion-pairing agent: large organic counterion, such as RSO3-M+ or R4N+X- (1) (2) FIGURE 28-20 Chromatograms illustrating separations of mixtures of ionic and nonionic compounds by ion-pair chromatography. Compounds: (1) niacinamide, (2) pyridoxine, (3) riboflavin, (4) thiamine. At pH 3.5, niacinamide is strongly ionized, and riboflavin is nonionic. Pyridoxine and thiamine are weakly ionized. Column: μBondapak, C18, 4 mm*30 cm. Mobile phase: (a) MeOH and H2O with C7-alkyl sulfonate; (b) MeOH and H2O with C5-alkyl sulfonate; (c) MeOH and H2O with 1:1 mixture of C5- and C7-alkyl sulfonates. 歐亞書局 Ch28 Liquid Chromatography P.838 Chiral Chromatography 1) chiral stationary phase 2) chiral resolving agent A D B C D E E F F R S Three-point interaction FIGURE 28-21 Chromatogram of a racemic mixture of N-(1-naphthyl)leucine ester on a dinitrobenzene-leucine chiral stationary phase (CSP). The R and S enantiomers are seen to be well separated. Column: 4.6 × 50 mm; mobile phase, 20% 2-propanol in hexane; flow rate 1.2 mL/min; UV detector at 254 nm. 歐亞書局 Ch28 Liquid Chromatography P.838 20 2015/1/6 28F Ion Chromatography FIGURE 28-22 Structure of a cross-linked polystyrene ion-exchange resin. Similar resins are used in which the – SO3–H+ group is replaced by –COO-H+, –NH3+OH-, and –N(CH3)3+OH- groups. 歐亞書局 Ch28 Liquid Chromatography P.841 Na+ + HCO3- Na+(aq) + HCO3-(aq)+ Resin-H+(s) Resin-Na+(s) + H2CO3(s) Cation-exchange resin: -SO3H HCl Resin-Na+(s) + H+ + Cl- Resin-H+ + Na+Cl- FIGURE 28-23 A micromembrane suppressor. Eluent flows through a narrow channel that contains a plastic screen that reduces the void volume and appears to increase mass-transfer rates. The eluent is separated from the suppressor solution by 50-μm exchange membranes. Regenerant flow is in the direction opposite to eluent flow. 歐亞書局 Ch28 Liquid Chromatography P.842 21 2015/1/6 FIGURE 28-24 Typical applications of ion chromatography. (a) Separation of anions on an anion-exchange column. Eluent: 0.0028 M NaHCO3 to 0.0023 M Na2CO3. Sample size: 50 μL. (b) Separation of alkaline earth ions on a cation-exchange column. Eluent: 0.025 M phenylene-diamine dihydrochloride to 0.0025 M HCl. Sample size: 100μL. 歐亞書局 Ch28 Liquid Chromatography P.842 FIGURE 28-25 Separation of amino acids on an ion-exchange column. Packing cation exchange with particle size of 8 μm. Pressure: 2700 psi. 歐亞書局 Ch28 Liquid Chromatography P.843 22 2015/1/6 FIGURE 28-26 An ion-exclusion chromatogram for a mixture of six weak acids. 歐亞書局 Ch28 Liquid Chromatography P.844 28G Size-Exclusion Chromatography (SEC) Column Packings: 5-10 m of polymer beads or silica-based particles. Hydrophobic packing: gel permeation chromatography (GPC). Hydrophilic packing: gel filtration chromatography. Total volume: Vt = Vg + Vi + Vo elution volume: Ve = Vo + KVi → distribution constant K = (Ve-Vo)/Vi = cS/cM (K= 0~1) TABLE 28-4 Properties of Typical Packings for Size-Exclusion Chromatography 歐亞書局 Ch28 Liquid Chromatography P.845 23 2015/1/6 K=0 FIGURE 28-27 (a) Calibration curve for a size-exclusion column. (b) Chromatogram showing peak A containing all compounds with molecular masses greater than the exclusion limit, peaks B and C consisting of compounds within the selective permeation region, and peak D containing all compounds smaller than the permeation limit. K=1 歐亞書局 Ch28 Liquid Chromatography P.846 Applications of SEC: 1) Separation of high MW natural-prroduct from low MW species. 2) Separation of homologs and oligomers. 3) Rapid determination of MW and MWD of polymers or natural products. FIGURE 28-28 Applications of size-exclusion chromatography. (a) Separation of fatty acids. Column: polystyrene based, 7.5 × 600 nm, with exclusion limit of 1 × 103. Mobile phase: tetrahydrofuran. Flow rate: 1.2 mL/min. Detector: refractive index. (b) Analysis of a commercial epoxy resin (n = number of monomeric units in the polymer). Column: porous silica 6.2 × 250 mm. Mobile phase: tetrahydrofuran. Flow rate: 1.3 L/min. Detector: UV absorption. 歐亞書局 Ch28 Liquid Chromatography P.847 24 2015/1/6 Molecular Weight of Polymers 常用平均分子量定義: • Number-average molecular weight (colligative properties) Mn= W/N = ∑(NiMi)/ ∑Ni = ∑NiMi • Weight-average molecular weight (light scattering) Mw = ∑(NiMi2)/ ∑(NiMi) = ∑(wiMi)/ ∑wi = ∑wiMi • Z-average molecular weight Mz = ∑(NiMi3)/ ∑(NiMi2) = ∑(wiMi2)/ ∑(wiMi) • Viscosity-average molecular weight Mv = [∑(NiMi1+a)/ ∑(NiMi) ]1/a Polydispersity Index: PDI = Mw/Mn Mn < Mv < Mw < Mz < Mz+1 25 2015/1/6 Molecular Weight and MWD by Gel Permeation Chromatography (GPC) Broken gel particle TEM of gel particle 26 2015/1/6 Flow system of GPC 27 2015/1/6 28 2015/1/6 29 2015/1/6 30 2015/1/6 31 2015/1/6 32