
|Articles|June 12, 2008
E-Separation Solutions
- E-Separation Solutions-06-16-2008
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Using ph-LC Control Selectivity of Acidic and Basic Compounds on Gemini-NX
This technical note from Phenomenex discusses the use of mobile phase pH to control analyte ionization states (pH-LC) in RP-HPLC as a highly effective way to change selectivity. The ionized species of an analyte is shown to have higher polarity (less hydrophobicity) than the neutral species, which results in a loss of expected retention for that analyte. With the use of mobile phase pH in conjunction with a pH-stable column, powerful selectivity manipulation can be achieved.
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