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Chromatographic Methods Flashcards

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1
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Technique in which the components of a mixture are separated based on differences in the rates at which they are carried through a stationary phase by a mobile phase

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Chromatography

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Solid or liquid film coated on a solid substrate that is fixed in place wither in a column or on a planar surface

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Stationary phase

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Liquid or gas that moves over or through the stationary phase carrying with it the analyte mixture

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Mobile phase

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Components of a sample are resolved on a packed column by _____, a process in which components are carried througha stationary phase by the movement of a mobile phase.

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Elution

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A plot of the detector’s response as a function of elution time (or volume of mobile phase) is called _____

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Chromatogram

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6
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Time between the sample’s injection and the appearance of a solute peak at the detector of a column

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Retention time

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7
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Width of a solute’s chromatographic peak at the baseline

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Baseline width

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Small peak on the left of a chromatogram is for _______: the time required to elute them is called ____

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Dead or void time

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A quantitative measure of the separation of two chromatographic peaks

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Resolution

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The amount of time a solute spends in the stationary phase relative to the time it spends in the mobile phase

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Retention factor

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11
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The relative selectivity of a chromatographic column for a pair of solutes is given by

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Selectivity factor

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12
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_____ and _____ are widely used as quantitative measures of chromatographic column efficiency.

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Plate heights and plate count

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13
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In a van deemter equation, constants A, B, and C are

A. Longitudinal difussion, Coefficients of multiple path effects, Mass transfer
B. Coefficients of multiple path effects, Longitudinal difussion, Mass transfer
C. Mass transfer, Longitudinal difussion

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B

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14
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Van deemter equation is only applicable for packed columns at _____ flow velocities

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High

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15
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Most common movile ohases for gas chromatography which are chemically inert towards both sample and stationary phase.

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He, Ar, N2

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A chromatographic column
- packed with stationary phase
- short column length with large ID
- large sample
- poor resolution

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Open tubular column

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A chromatographic column
- coated with stationary phase
- long column length with small ID
- small amount of sample
- better resolution

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Capillary column

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18
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5% of the injected sample enters the column

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Split injection

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19
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Over 98% of injected sample enters the column

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Splitless injection

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20
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This part of gas chromatography instrument rapidly volatilizes the components in a liquid sample

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Heated injection

21
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Temperature control where the column is maintained at constant temperature

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Isothermal Programming

22
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Refers to the temperature control that sets oven to increase temperature at a specific time interval

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Temperature programming

23
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Oldest GC detector, universal detector that responds to all substances

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TCD Thermal Conductivity

24
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Most commonly used general detector used for all organic substances

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FID Flame Ionization

25
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GC detector that is sensitive for compounds containing electronegative atoms

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ECD Electron Capture

26
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Non-destructive GC Detector, more sensitive than FID for many compounds such as substituted aromatics and cyclic compounds

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PID Photomtric Ionization

27
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NPD, a detector for nitrogen- and phosphorus- containing substances is also called _____

A

Thermionic Specific Detector TSD

28
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GC detector used for nearly all substances that can provide structural and molecular weight information

A

MS Mass Spectrometry

29
Q

Identify if GLC or GSC
1. Liquid S phase
2. Solid S phase
3. Uses packed column
4. Used capillary column
5. Partition principle
6. Adsorption principle
7. Shorter retention time
8. Longer retention time

A
  1. GLC
  2. GSC
  3. GSC
  4. GLC
  5. GLC
  6. GSC
  7. GLC
  8. GSC
30
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Of all analytical separation techniques, ____ is widely used because of it’s sensitivity, adaptability, ease of automation, and widespread applicability to substances that are important to industry.

A

Liquid Chromatography

31
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Aspirates the mobile phase from the solvent resevoir and forces it through the systems column and detector

A

Pump

32
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An elution with a single solvent or solvent mixture of constant composition

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Isocratic elution

33
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An elution with two (or sometimes more) solvent systems that differ significantly in polarity is used

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Gradient elution

34
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Automated tools designed to quickly and accurately load samples. It increases the speed and accuracy of sample loading

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HPLC Autosamplers

35
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An HPLC includes two columns. ____ is responsible for the separation, and _____ protects it from contamination

A

Analytical column, guard column

36
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LC detector that respond to some proerty of solutes, such as UV Vis absorbance, fluorescence, or diffusion current

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Solute property detectors

37
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LC detector that responds to a mobile ohase bulk property including refractive index, dielectric constant, or density

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Bulk-proert detectors

38
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Most widely used type of HPLC wherein the S phase is a second liquid that is immiscible with the liquid mobile phase

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Partition Chromatography

39
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The liquid is held in place by physical adsorption in ____, while it’s covalently bonded in _____ chromatography

A

L-L chromatography, Liquid-bonded-phase

40
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Most useful bonded-phase coatings are ____ formed by reaction of hydrolyzed surface with an organochlorosilane

A

Siloxanes

41
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Partition Chromatography with polar S phase and nonpolar M phase.

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Normal-phase chromatography

42
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Partition Chromatography with nonpolar S phase and polar M phase.

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Reversed- phase chromatography

43
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Processes based on exchange equilibria between ions in solution and ions in siliar charges on the surface of an insoluble, high MW solid.

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Ion-exchange

44
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Powerful technique particularly applicable to high molecular weight species

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Size-exclusion or gel chromatography

45
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Chromatography based on hydrophilic packing

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Gel titration

46
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Technique based on hydrophobic packings

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Gel permeation

47
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Involves covalently bonding a reagent, the affinity ligand, to a solid support

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Affinity chromatography

48
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A hybrid of GC and LC that combines the best features of each. Best method for nonvolatile or thermally unstable species that contain no chromophoric groups

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Supercritical fluid chromatography

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