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In monolithic columns60 the stationary phase is a single porous piece of silica or polymer filling the entire column and synthesized within the column from liquid precursors. Monolithic columns offer similar plate height to HPLC particles, but with less resistance to flow. Therefore, faster flow or longer columns can be used. The figure shows separation of isotopic molecules on a long monolithic column. Packed columns have too much resistance to flow to be made so long.

Separation of isotopic molecules on a 440-cm-long monolithic C18-silica column eluted withCH3CN/H2O(30: 70 vol/vol) at 308C. [Data from K. Miyamoto, T. Hara, H. Kobayashi, H. Morisaka, D. Tokuda, K. Horie, K. Koduki, S. Makino, O. Nu帽ez, C. Yang, T. Kawabe, T. Ikegami, H. Takubo, Y. Ishihama, and N. Tanaka, 鈥淗igh-Efficiency Liquid Chromatographic Separation Utilizing Long Monolithic Silica Capillary Columns,鈥 Anal. Chem. 2008, 80, 8741.]

(a) Unretained thiourea is eluted in 41.7 min. Find the linear velocity ux (mm/s).

(b) Find the retention factor k forC6D6

(c) Find the plate number N and plate height forC6D6

(d) Assuming that the peak widths forC6H5Dand C6D6are the same as that of C6D6, find the resolution of C6H5Dand C6D6.

(f) If we just increased the column length to increase N, what value of N and what column length would be required for a resolution of 1.000?

(g) Without increasing the length of the column, and without changing the stationary phase, how might you improve the resolution?

(h) When the solvent was changed fromCH3CN/H2O(30:70 vol/vol) toCH3CN/CH3OH/H2O(10:5:85), the relative retention for C6H5D andC6D6increased to 1.0088 and the retention factor for C6H6 changed to 17.0. If the plate number were unchanged, what would be the resolution?

Short Answer

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The part (a), part (b), part (c), part (d), part (e), part (f), part (g), part (h) is

a)ux=1.76mmls

b)k=3.51

c)N=192000H=0.0229mm

d)resolution=0.589

e)=1.007

f) N=5.37.105andlenght=12.32m

g) Decreasing the flow (decreases H and increases N) and decreasing mobile phase strength

h)resolution=0.90

Step by step solution

01

Linear velocity ux (mm/s)

Part (a)

The linear velocity is calculated using the formula:

ux=columnlengthtransittimeux=4400mm2502sux=1.76mm/s

02

Retention factor k for C6D6

Part (b)

Formula for the retention factor is:

k=tr-tmtm

Retention factor for C6D6is:

k=1.88.1-41.7min41.7mink=3.51

03

Plate number N and plate height for C6D6

Part (c)

Formula for the plate number N is:

N=5.55tr2W1221

The N is:

N=5.55.188.1min2(1.01min)2N=192000

The plate heigh is:

H=LNH=4400mm192000H=0.0229mm

04

Resolution of C6H5D and C6 D6

Part (d)

The resolution can be calculated using the formula:

resolution=0.589.trw1/2resolution=0.589.1.01min1.01minresolution=0.589
05

Relative retention (a) between C6H5D and C6D6 

Part (e)

The relative retention is:

=tr2'tr1'=tr2-tmtr1-tm=194.3-41.7min193.3-41.7min=1.007

06

Value of N and column length

Part (f)

We need to calculate form formula for resolution:

resolution=N4.-1.k21+k2

Where the k2is:

K2=tr-tmtmK2=194.3-41.741.7K2=3.659

And the K1is:

K1=tr-tmtmK1=194.3-41.741.7K1=3.659

is:

=k2k1=3.6593.635=1.007

Now we express N and put values in the formula to get N:

N=4.resolution..1+k2-1.K2N=4.1.1.007.1+3.6591.007-1.3.659N=732.7N=5.37.105

A column length of 440 cm gave N=192000. So, we must multiply length with factor:

5.37.105192000=2.8

The length is:

2.8.4.40m=12.32m

07

Improve the resolution

Part (g)

Without increasing the length of the column, and without changing the stationary phase, we might improve the resolution by changing the solvent, decreasing the flow (decreases H and increases N) and decreasing mobile phase strength.

08

The resolution

Part (h)

The resolution is:

resolution=N4.-1.k21+k2resolution=192004.1.0088-11.0088.171+17resolution=0.90

Here, the result of part (a), part (b), part (c), part (d), part(e), part (f), part (g), part (h) is

(a)ux=1.76mmls

(b)k=3.51

(c)N=192000H=0.0229mm

(d)resolution=0.589

(e)=1.007

(f) N=5.37.105andlenght=12.32m

(g) Decreasing the flow (decreases H and increases N) and decreasing mobile phase strength

(h) resolution=0.90

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