HPLC
High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC)
An analytical separation technique that involves the high-pressure
flow of a liquid through a column that contains the stationary phase.
Stationary phase: Can be a solid (LSC) or a liquid (LLC)
 A mixture of compounds injected at one end of the column
separates as the compounds pass through.
 Separated compounds are detected electronically as they
elute at the other end of the column
Instrumentation
1) Solvent or mobile phase
Major components
 Usually a mixture of an organic solvent (Ex. methanol, IPA)
and water
 Sometimes buffered – keeps solutes in electrically neutral form
 Solvent polarity affects the separation process
Mobile phase considerationsÂ
Must be filtered (to prevent tiny solids from depositing at the
column head) and degassed
 Degassing is done by helium sparging
 Bubbles could interfere with detection
Pump
Role is to pump the solvent at a high pressure (usually from
1000 to 6000 psi) through the packed column
Injector
Sample introduction system
 Usually a loop injector – see image below
 Introduces the injected sample to the flowing mobile phase
 Automated injectors are common
Column
A small metal tube (typically 5 to 30 cm long; 1-5 mm i.d.)
that contains the stationary phase
Instrumentation (Cont.)
 Role is to separate the components of a mixture
Column – Cont.
 Much shorter than columns used in GC — Why?
 Highly efficient separations achieved in HPLC due to
interactions of both m.p. and s.p. with the components of
a mixture
 vs. GC, where only the s.p. interacts with
components
 No need for long columns
Column Oven:
This allows the separation of individual sample components to be controlled and optimised. Columns come in two types: packed and capillary . Most gas chromatography today is performed using capillary columns, as they offer significant advantages for most samples
Detector
 Different design from those of GC detectors because the
components are dissolved in a liquid m.p. (vs. gas in GC)
HPLC Column Selection
Dependent on the:
(1) type of mixture being separated, and
(2) type of interaction with the s.p
HPLC Bolg
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