Cleaning validation 1: development and validation of a chromatographic method for the detection of traces of LpHse detergent.
Cleaning validation 1: development and validation of a chromatographic method for the detection of traces of LpHse detergent.
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清洁验证 1:开发和验证用于检测痕量 LpHse 清洁剂的色谱方法。
DOI:
10.1016/j.jpba.2005.10.049
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发表时间:
2006
影响因子:
3.4
通讯作者:
Leyda M Ramos
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作者:
J. Zayas;Héctor Colón;Omar Garced;Leyda M Ramos
A high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) method for the detection of traces of LpHse (4-tert-amylphenol and 2-phenylphenol) has been developed and validated. The method was shown to be linear in the range from 0.5 to 10.00ppm in solution. The method was also shown to be accurate with a recovery of up to 95% by area response for amylphenol and up to 94% by area response for phenylphenol from metal surfaces (4″×4″ un-polished 304 stainless steel plates) by means of swab material. The reproducibility of the method was determined to be 1.61% by area response and 1.52% by height response for amylphenol and 5.40% by area response and 13.77% by height response for phenylphenol from solutions reported as the pooled relative standard deviation. The developed method was also shown to be rugged by comparisons of different preparations by different analysts. The limit of detection was established to be 0.076ppm by peak area, 0.079ppm by peak height for amylphenol and 0.34ppm by peak area, 0.82ppm by peak height for phenylphenol from solution, and 1.77ppb by peak area, 1.23ppm by peak height for amylphenol and 1.23ppm by peak area, 1.44ppm by peak height for phenylphenol from recovery from metal studies. The limit of quantitation was established to be 0.25ppm by peak area, 0.26ppm by peak height for amylphenol and 1.14ppm by peak area, 2.73ppm by peak height for phenylphenol from solution, and 3.89ppm by peak area, 4.11ppm by peak height for amylphenol and 4.11ppm by peak area, 4.79ppm by peak height for phenylphenol from recovery from metal plates studies. This method can be employed to determine the presence of LpHse residues in cleaned equipments where the detergent was used.