SEPARATION OF METAL-IONS AND THE DETERMIN ATION OF CALCIUM AND MAGNESIUM-IONS WITH '-DI(2-HYDROXYBENZYL)ETHYLENEDIAMINE-N,N'-DIACETIC ACID BY HIGH-PERFORMANCE CAPILLARY ELECTROPHORESIS
S. Motomizu et al., SEPARATION OF METAL-IONS AND THE DETERMIN ATION OF CALCIUM AND MAGNESIUM-IONS WITH '-DI(2-HYDROXYBENZYL)ETHYLENEDIAMINE-N,N'-DIACETIC ACID BY HIGH-PERFORMANCE CAPILLARY ELECTROPHORESIS, Bunseki Kagaku, 42(12), 1993, pp. 873-880
The capillary electrophoresis study was carried out by using HBED as a
chelating and coloring agent. The title compound HBED(H4Y) reacts wit
h divalent (M(2+)) and trivalent metal ions (M(3+)) to form chelate an
ions MY(2-) and MY(-), respectively. Eleven divalent metal ions and th
ree trivalent metal ions were detected as peaks at pH 9.3. When a carr
ier containing 2X10(-3) M HBED (pH 10.5) and sample solutions containi
ng 1X10(-4) M HBED were used, the mobilities of the metal ions (absolu
te value) increased in the following order: Co2+(Co3+)(2.05)<Mn2+(2.10
)<Al3+(2.12)<Fe3+(2.15)< 3.21)<Ca2+(3.26)<Ni2+(3.34)<CU2+(3.42)<Zn2+(3
.52)< Pd2+(3.60)<HBED(3.74). Most of the metal ions form stable chelat
es at about pH 10. HBED chelates absorb UV light strongly at longer wa
velenghs near to 294 nm, compared with EDTA chelates; highly sensitive
detection of metal ions could be achieved with HBED. The proposed met
hod with HBED was applied to the determination of calcium and magnesiu
m ions in river water and serum samples.