T. Hamoir et al., VALIDATION OF A STRATEGIC APPROACH TO HIGH-PERFORMANCE LIQUID-CHROMATOGRAPHIC METHOD SELECTION, Chromatographia, 39(5-6), 1994, pp. 339-345
A recently reported chromatographic method selection strategy has been
validated using fifteen drug formulations selected randomly from the
Belgium Compendium, 1992. On the basis of the hydrophobic and the acid
ic - basic properties of the sample components, reversed-phase was rec
ommended as the first choice mode for all formulations. For two multic
omponent formulations the range of analyte polarity dictated the need
for gradient elution. The commercial software DryLab G/plus(R) was use
d for selection of optimum gradient conditions. The results obtained b
y both isocratic and gradient chromatography are discussed, as is the
usefulness of a tailing suppressor in both modes.