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Chapter 26: Q12P (page 747)

(a) State the purpose of the separator and suppressor in suppressed ion chromatography. For cation chromatography, why is the suppressor an anion-exchange membrane?

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The solution to the above questions are:

  1. The suppressed ion chromatography os suitable for anion analysis.
  2. For cation chromatography, the suppressor replaces anions from eluent.

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Explanation of suppressed ion chromatography being the suitable for anion analysis:

  • The suppressor causes the reduction in the conductivity of the eluent by an exchange in the sample counter ions and eluent with ions derived by a suppressor.
  • It changes cations to hydrogen ions with higher conductivity鈫�H2O
  • It neutralizes the eluent
  • Ions are separated with ion exchange process via separator column.
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Step2:For cation Chromatography:

In this case the suppressor is an anion 鈥� exchange membrane because the suppressor replaces anions from eluent with hydroxyl ions via anion-exchange membrane

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