Ion Exchange Chromatography Flashcards

1
Q

What is IEC?

A

retention is based on electrostatic interaction between solute ions and fixed ion charge on the stationary phase
cations need cation exchanger
anions need anion exchanger

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2
Q

Backbone for SP

A

polystyrene/divinylbenzene
polymethacrylate
polyalcohol
hydroxyethylmethacrylate (HEMA)

silicate

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3
Q

What mobile phase characteristics should be considered?

A

pH and it will affect the exchange groups of the SP

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4
Q

Heavy crosslink resin have _____ IE sites and tr ______

A

more, increases

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5
Q

Heavy crosslinking leads to ___________

A

slow equilibration of solutes. tr and N increase

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6
Q

What is the pH range for silica based columns?

A

2

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7
Q

What is the pH range for pH stable columns?

A

1

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8
Q

What is ion capacity?

A

the number of functional groups per unit weight of the stationary phase

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9
Q

K describes the relative selectivity of resin for + and - ions. Greater the K value ______________

A

means forward reactions is more favorable

selectivity of one of the ions for exchange resin is higher

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10
Q

The larger the radius of the ions ____________

A

the smaller the solvent shell

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11
Q

The larger the solvent shell _________

A

the less access the ion will have the exchange groups which will result in less retention and lower selectivity

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12
Q

Increasing the percentage of crosslinking of the resin usually ________ the retention on polymer based columns

A

increases

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13
Q

Why is the concentration outside the resin higher than inside the resin? (for similar charged ion/resin)

A

since the ions have the same charge, electrostatic repulsion will decrease the concentration inside the resin

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14
Q

Advantages of silica based exchanger

A

lower capacity
N is better
do not swell with organic solvents

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15
Q

Disadvantages of silica-based

A

peak tailing due to unreacted silanols

limited pH range

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16
Q

The retention of solute ions will _______ if the concentration of counter ions is increased with the MP.

A

decrease

17
Q

Ions of ______ acids (phenols) or bases (aniline) may lose charge and are retained _______ on ion-exchange columns.

A

weak, less

18
Q

___________the charge of the solute ions increases its affinity for the IE sites on the column.

A

increasing, Pu4+ > La3+ (decreasing retention order)

19
Q

Ions with the ________ degree of solvation exhibit greater binding affinity and are retained less.

A

greater,

Cs+ > Rb+ > K+ > Na+ > Li+

20
Q

Attraction between induced dipole and the nearby resin charge ______ the binding for the ion.

A

increase

21
Q

Increasing the ion-exchange capacity ______ the retention, but selectivity ________.

A

increases, remains constant