高等学校化学学报 ›› 1999, Vol. 20 ›› Issue (S1): 182.

• Chromatography and Separation Sciences • 上一篇    下一篇

A Mixed Retention Model of Reversed Phase HPLC

LI Chong-Ying   

  1. Sichuan Institute of Light Industry, No. 19 Baimasi St., Chengdu, 610081, P. R. China
  • 出版日期:1999-12-31 发布日期:1999-12-31

A Mixed Retention Model of Reversed Phase HPLC

LI Chong-Ying   

  1. Sichuan Institute of Light Industry, No. 19 Baimasi St., Chengdu, 610081, P. R. China
  • Online:1999-12-31 Published:1999-12-31

摘要:

The retention behavior of solutes in reversed phase chromatographic system, especially containing hydrophobic ions in mobile phase, has been studied by many authors, but the silanol effect on alkyl-modified silica surface was neglected. Actually, because of stereo hindrance, numerous unreacted (residual) silanol groups, which can interact with some solutes, are left within the bonded phase after the silica surface has be modified. A mixed retention model, which considers adsorbed hydrophobic ions on the bonded phase can decrease the hydrophobicity and mask residual silanol groups, is proposed, based on hydrophobic distribution of neutral solutes, ion-pair distribution of ionic solutes and coulombic attraction between cationic solutes and the dissociated silanols.

Abstract:

The retention behavior of solutes in reversed phase chromatographic system, especially containing hydrophobic ions in mobile phase, has been studied by many authors, but the silanol effect on alkyl-modified silica surface was neglected. Actually, because of stereo hindrance, numerous unreacted (residual) silanol groups, which can interact with some solutes, are left within the bonded phase after the silica surface has be modified. A mixed retention model, which considers adsorbed hydrophobic ions on the bonded phase can decrease the hydrophobicity and mask residual silanol groups, is proposed, based on hydrophobic distribution of neutral solutes, ion-pair distribution of ionic solutes and coulombic attraction between cationic solutes and the dissociated silanols.

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