INFLUENCE OF SUBSTRATE PARAMETERS ON COLUMN SELECTIVITY WITH ALKYL BONDED-PHASE SORBENTS
INFLUENCE OF SUBSTRATE PARAMETERS ON COLUMN SELECTIVITY WITH ALKYL BONDED-PHASE SORBENTS
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DOI:
10.1016/s0021-9673(00)96149-1
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发表时间:
1984-01-01
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WISE, SA
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作者:
SANDER, LC;WISE, SA
Differences in bonded-phase properties were studied for monomeric and polymeric C18phases prepared on a variety of silica substrate materials. A total of 22 silicas with pore diameters ranging from 50-1000 Å were used in syntheses. Phase loadings for the resulting bonded phases ranged from 1.3–5.4 μmol/m2. Physical properties of the substrates including surface area, pore volume, packing density, and background carbon were measured prior to bonding. Large differences were observed in the properties of the silica substrates and in the chromatographic behavior of the resulting phases. Differences in selectivity as well as absolute retention were observed as a function of pore size, with the greatest changes in selectivity occurring for the polymeric phases. The effect of silica pretreatment on phase synthesis and column selectivity was also examined for wide- and narrow-pore substrates. Phases prepared from silica pretreated with acid had greater polymeric character than those prepared from base-pretreated silica. Variation in phase loading and column selectivity is thought to be a function of both the reactivity of the silica surface and pore size. A model for polymeric phase synthesis is proposed where the extent of reaction is limited by a size-exclusion mechanism.