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a) UHPLC can provide exquisite resolution when run slowly on long columns or rapid separation with reasonaple resolution if short columns are run fast. the drug acetaminophern run on a 50×2.1mmc18UHPLC column has a retention time of 0.63min and a width at half-height of 2.3s.Find the plate number and plate height. How many1.7μ³¾ diameter particles places placed dide-by are equal to one theoretical plate?

b) From figure25-3,we expect an optimum plate height of 4μ³¾ how many particles placed side-by- side are equal to one theroretical plate? Do you think the column in (a) is being run for maximum resolution or maximum speed?

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UHPLC can provide exquisite resolution when run slowly on long columns.

how many particles placed side-by- side are equal to one theoretical plate.

N=5.55.(37.8s)2(2.3)2N=1500

4μ³¾1.7μ³¾=2.4

(a)N=1500;H=33μ³¾;19.4particle/plate

b) 2.4particle/plate

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definition of plate calculated using the formula

a) The number of plates on column can be calculated using the formula

N=5.552.trw21/2

N=5.55.(37.8s)2(2.3)2N=1500

The plate height is:

H=LNH=50mm1500H=0.033mm=33μ³¾

The number of particles that are equal to one theoretical plate is

33μ³¾1.7μ³¾=19.4particle/plate

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theoretical plate

The number of particles that are placed side-by-side and equal to one theoretical plate is:

4μ³¾1.7μ³¾=2.4particle/plate

The column in task (a) is being run for maximum speed because it has higher plate height and number of particles. b

Hence,

(a)N=1500;H=33μ³¾;19.4particle/plate

b) 2.4particle/plate

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