Extended thermodynamic approach to ion-interaction chromatography for highsurface potential: Use of potential approximation for simplified retentionequations
T. Cecchi et al., Extended thermodynamic approach to ion-interaction chromatography for highsurface potential: Use of potential approximation for simplified retentionequations, CHROMATOGR, 54(9-10), 2001, pp. 589-593
The chromatographic behaviour of charged analytes in ion interaction chroma
tography (IIC) has been investigated theoretically A potential approximatio
n for high surface potential was used to obtain simplified retention equati
ons that are able to model analyte retention as a function of both the mobi
le and stationary phase concentrations of the ion-interaction reagent (IIR)
. The main advantage of using this potential approximation is that it allow
s calculation of the surface potential, without needing detailed informatio
n on physical and chemical properties of the mobile phase.
Retention equations of previous thermodynamic retention models can be viewe
d as limiting cases of the present theory One of the most reliable data set
s concerning the retention behaviour of charged substances in IIC, obtained
at high surface potential, was used to test the new retention equations.