Jr. Torreslapasio et al., MODELING OF THE RETENTION BEHAVIOR OF SOLUTES IN MICELLAR LIQUID-CHROMATOGRAPHY WITH ORGANIC MODIFIERS, Journal of chromatography, 639(2), 1993, pp. 87-96
Most of the reported procedures for the determination of compounds by
micellar liquid chromatography make use of micellar mobile phases cont
aining an alcohol. The retention of a solute in a purely micellar elue
nt has been adequately described by the linear equation 1/k' vs. micel
le concentration. This equation seems also to be valid for mobile phas
es with the same alcohol concentration and varying micelle concentrati
ons. A model to describe the retention behaviour of solutes in any mob
ile phase of surfactant and alcohol is proposed, which makes use of th
e elution data in five mobile phases of surfactant with different amou
nts of alcohol. A function of the type 1/k' = Amu + Bphi + Cmuphi + D,
where mu and phi are surfactant and alcohol concentration, respective
ly, proved to be satisfactory for different solutes (catecholamines, a
mino acids, phenols and other aromatic compounds).