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HPLC Application Sheet
Steroid Mixture (1) - Cogent UDC-Cholesterol
Discussion of Chromatograms Chromatograms A, B & C Using a Cogent UDC-Cholesterol column at 3 different temperatures and with Acetonitrile as an organic modifier, produced similar results (shown) as achieved on 17 different, available C18 columns. Little effect on selectivity and retention time occurred. Chromatograms D, E & F When using Methanol as the modifier, the relative retention times differ so much that the elution order is reversed to: Peak 2 eluting first, then Peak 1. A temperature change between 15°C and 45°C has a profound effect on both selectivity and retention times. Implications The Cogent UDC-Cholesterol column, when used with methanol, has a fundamental selectivity mechanism based on shape recognition. The same column when used with Acetonitrile has the fundamental selectivity mechanism based on polarity recognition (ARP). Advantages Using different selectivity mechanisms with the same column can achieve both shape and polarity recognition of some analytes. Uses One column can be used to confirm compound purity and identify degradation products. |
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