Final Review Flashcards

1
Q

Distribution coefficient

A

K = Cs / Cm = k’(Vm / Vs)

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2
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Adjusted (relative) retention time and retention volume

A

t’r = tr - tm
V’r = Vr - Vm

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3
Q

Asymmetry factor As > 1

A

Tailing

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4
Q

Asymmetry factor As < 1

A

Fronting

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5
Q

Draw GC setup

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6
Q

Diffusion coefficients of carrier gases

A

H2 > He > N2

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7
Q

Carrier gas efficiency (plate height) at twice Uopt

A

He and H2 acceptable > N2 bad

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8
Q

When to choose splitless mode injector?

A

Low analyte concentration < 50 ng
0.5-1 uL injection
No degradation of analytes with T
Not a wide bp range

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9
Q

When to choose split mode injector?

A

High analyte concentration > 50 ng
0.5-1 uL injection
No degradation of analytes with T
Not a wide bp range

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10
Q

When to choose PTV injector?

A

Wide concentration range
Normal to large injection volume
WIDE BP RANGE

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11
Q

When to choose cold-on-column injector?

A

Low bp analytes
Analytes that elute near solvent front

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12
Q

When to choose thermal conductivity detector (TCD)?

A

Valuable analyte (non-destructive)
Using He or H2 gas (large difference in thermal conductance)
Have difficult to detect analytes (universal)

Not good for trace analysis

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13
Q

When to flame ionization detector (FID)?

A

Carbon containing/organics (universal)
Higher sensitivity

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14
Q

When to choose nitrogen phosphorus detector (NPD)?

A

Nitrogen and phosphorus containing compounds

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15
Q

When to choose flame photometric detector (FPD)?

A

Phosphorus and sulfur containing compounds

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16
Q

When to choose electron capture detector (ECD)?

A

Halogenated and nitro compounds, high sensitivity for electrophilic species (atoms with high electron affinity)

17
Q

Draw TCD

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18
Q

Draw FID

A
19
Q

Draw NPD

A
20
Q

Draw FPD

A
21
Q

Draw ECD

A
22
Q

van Deemter equation and proportionality of each term

A

H = A + B/u + Cu

A ~ packing factor (λ) and particle size (dp)
B ~ obstruction factor (γ) and diffusion coefficient (Dm)
Cm ~ dp^2 / Dm

23
Q

Draw HPLC setup (gradient elution)

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24
Q

When to choose UV-vis detector?

A

Functional groups, and electron withdrawing groups (halogens, NO2, COOR)

25
Q

When to choose Fluorescence detector?

A

Functional groups, and electron donating groups (NH2, R, OH, OR), rigid aromatic groups, conjugated

26
Q

When to choose refractive index detector?

A

Alkanes present (not a chromophore or fluorophore)