Hi,Everyone:
I recently work on a vegitable oil analysis. It is a complicated triglyceride mixture, hardly to tell how many compounds are in there.
I found a USP method for a similar compound, which uses 60/40 ACN/Mecl2 as mobile phase on C18 column, I tried it, peaks coming out right after column void and continue beyond 50min., which indicates some compounds are very retentive on C18 column.
Another literature method uses a mobile phase of ACN/0.1% Acetic acid in water 70/30 on C18 column, the author claimed all peaks are eluted in a time span from 8 to 30 min.
Column dimension and flowrate conditions are identical in both methods. There is no gradient elution involved in either method.
Based on the resluts from 1st method, I just cann't believe what it was said in the second method. I think most compounds should have remained on the column in the second method.
Anyone can give me his explanation on this topic?
Thanks
Another
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By Anonymous on Friday, April 4, 2003 - 12:02 pm:
You really didn't ask this, but we've used 85% HPLC grade ethanol (which itself contains 90% ethanol, 5% methanol, and 5% IPA) and 15% acetonitrile for triglycerides on RP-18.
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By Anonymous on Friday, April 4, 2003 - 03:40 pm:
C18 columns are not alike, but I do have some doubts that both methods do the same thing. What are the columns used by both investigators?
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By Fabiano on Thursday, April 10, 2003 - 04:07 am:
ACN/H2O will not elute a complex TG mixture like soy oil,here we used C18 250X4.6mm with ACN/IPA/Hexane 60/15/25 , the OOO elute in 30 minutes, identification is done by ECN.
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By C.Sychov on Thursday, April 24, 2003 - 05:04 am:
For "ethanol" anonymous)): thank you, i`ll try it.
For Fabiano: hexane in RP eluent leads to irreproduceble retention.
I tried AcN-IPA-water 70-30-5, but two peaks I guess LLL and LLO were not separated to baseline on Zorbax SB C8. I think I`ll try C18 phase and higher content of IPA or THF.
If you are interested in results I`ll show when I`ll get them))). It`s a pitty but I have no standards -- Russia and so on)))).
COnstantine
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By B.Buglio on Thursday, April 24, 2003 - 06:09 pm:
The first case mobile phase is NARP. The second
case mp is traditional RP so there may well be a
substantial difference if the elution pattern.
Best to verify retention patterns w some stds.