Assay of Acetaminophen Tablets Using HPLC Flashcards

1
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Separation technique in which the components of a sample are distributed between the two phases

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chromatography

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2
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2 phases of chromatography

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  1. stationary phase
  2. mobile phase
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3
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layer or coating on the supporting medium which INTERACTS WITH THE ANALYTES

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stationary phase

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4
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CARRIES THE SOLUTE across the stationary phase

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mobile phase

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5
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Classification according to nature of mobile and stationary phase

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  1. Normal
  2. Reverse
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6
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Polar compounds are highly adsorbed

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normal

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7
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Non-polar compounds are highly adsorbed

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reverse

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8
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Normal
- Stationary Phase: ______________
- Mobile Phase: __________________

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SP: polar
MP: non-polar

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9
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Reverse
- Stationary Phase: ______________
- Mobile Phase: __________________

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SP: non-polar
MP: polar

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10
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Normal chromatography

___________________ (polar/non-polar) phase would be eluted FIRST

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non-polar

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11
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Normal chromatography

___________________ (polar/non-polar) phase would be eluted LAST

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polar

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12
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Reverse chromatography

___________________ (polar/non-polar) phase would be eluted FIRST

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polar

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13
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Reverse chromatography

___________________ (polar/non-polar) phase would be eluted LAST

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non-polar

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14
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Mechanisms of separation

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  1. adsorption
  2. partition
  3. ion-exchange
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15
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Separation involves COMPETING INTERACTIONS between adsorption at the stationary phase and dissolution in the mobile phase

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adsorption

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16
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Particles are SEPARATED ON THE COMPONENTS of the solvent system

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partition

17
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Separation is based mainly on DIFFERENCES IN THE ION EXCHANGE AFFINITIES of the sample components

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ion-exchange

18
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Types of chromatography useful in qualitative and quantitative analyses in USP procedures

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  1. paper chrom
  2. TLC
  3. column chrom
  4. gas chrom
  5. HPLC
19
Q

HPLC
- Stationary Phase: ______________
- Mobile Phase: __________________

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SP: solid
MP: liquid solvent system

20
Q

uses same type of solvent system

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isocratic

21
Q

technique of continuously changing the solvent composition during the chromatographic run

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gradient elution

22
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[T/F] adsorption, partition, or ion-exchange can all be used as the mechanism of separation for HPLC

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TRUE

23
Q

organic/aqueous solvents are used depending on the analysis

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mobile phase

24
Q

used to remove dissolved air from the mobile phase

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degassing unit

25
Q

used to deliver the mobile phase at constant flow

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solvent delivery pump

26
Q

used to store std soln or sx soln

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sample vial

27
Q

introduce std soln or real sx to the HPLC column

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injector

28
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used to keep temperature constant

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column oven

29
Q

used to separate each compound contained in the sample

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column

30
Q

used to detect the eluted compounds from the column

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detector

31
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apparatus in which the signal from the detector is processed and the chromatogram is displayed

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workstation

32
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The term column includes _________________, _______________________________, and _________________________, packed with a stationary phase

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stainless steel, lined stainless steel, and polymeric columns

33
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The _______________________________ of the column affects the separation, and therefore typical column dimensions are included in the individual monograph

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length and inner diameter

34
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a GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION of the detector response, concentration of analyte in the effluent, or other quantity used as a measure of effluent concentration versus effluent volume or time

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chromatogram

35
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time elapsed between the injection of the sample and the appearance of the maximum peak response of the eluted sample

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retention time (tR)

36
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a measure of the concentration of the compound it represents

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area under a peak

37
Q

C8H9NO2

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acetaminophen

38
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acceptance criteria of acetaminophen tablets

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90.0% - 110.0% on the dried basis