Temperature-assisted solute focusing with sequential trap/release zones in isocratic and gradient capillary liquid chromatography: Simulation and experiment.

Temperature-assisted solute focusing with sequential trap/release zones in isocratic and gradient capillary liquid chromatography: Simulation and experiment.
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等度和梯度毛细管液相色谱中具有连续捕获/释放区的温度辅助溶质聚焦:模拟和实验。

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10.1016/j.chroma.2016.10.062
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2016
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Journal of chromatography. A
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Weber,StephenG
Weber,StephenG
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Groskreutz,StephenR;Weber,StephenG

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In this work we characterize the development of a method to enhance temperature-assisted on-column solute focusing (TASF) calledtwo-stage TASF. A new instrument was built to implement two-stage TASF consisting of a linear array of three independent, electronically controlled Peltier devices (thermoelectric coolers, TECs). Samples are loaded onto the chromatographic column with the first two TECs, TECAand TECB, cold. In the two-stage TASF approach TECsAandBare cooled during injection. TECAis heated following sample loading. At some time following TECA’s temperature rise, TECB’s temperature is increased from the focusing temperature to a temperature matching that of TECA. Injection bands are focused twice on-column, first on the initial TEC, e.g. single-stage TASF, thenrefocusedon the second, cold TEC. Our goal is to understand the two-stage TASF approach in detail. We have developed a simple yet powerful digital simulation procedure to model the effect of changing temperature in the two focusing zones on retention, band shape and band spreading. The simulation can predict experimental chromatograms resulting from spatial and temporal temperature programs in combination with isocratic and solvent gradient elution. To assess the two-stage TASF method and the accuracy of the simulation well characterized solutes are needed. Thus, retention factors were measured at six temperatures (25–75 °C) at each of twelve mobile phases compositions (0.05-0.60 acetonitrile/water) for homologs ofn-alkyl hydroxylbenzoate esters andn-alkylp-hydroxyphenones. Simulations accurately reflect experimental results in showing that the two-stage approach improves separation quality. For example, two-stage TASF increased sensitivity for a low retention solute by a factor of 2.2 relative to single-stage TASF and 8.8 relative to isothermal conditions using isocratic elution. Gradient elution results for two-stage TASF were more encouraging. Application of two-stage TASF increased peak height for the least retained solute in the test mixture by a factor of 3.2 relative to single-stage TASF and 22.3 compared to isothermal conditions for an injection four-times the column volume. TASF improved resolution and increased peak capacity; for a 12-min separation peak capacity increased from 75 under isothermal conditions to 146 using single-stage TASF, and 185 for two-stage TASF.