Which of the following criteria meet the requirements to achieve and maintain an
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Which of the following criteria meet the requirements to achieve and maintain an adequate isocratic HPLC separation?
A researcher used HPLC to examine a bicomponent mixture containing 1.64 mg/L of compound A and 1.34 mg/L of compound B, which was added as an internal standard. This mixture produced peak areas for A and B of 10169 and 3223, respectively. Using the above information, determine the response factor (F). After establishing F, the researcher prepared a solution by combining 10.21 mg of B with 15.00 ml. of an unknown solution containing only A and then diluted it to a final volume of 50.00 mL. The sample was examined using HPLC and peak areas of 7576 and 8838 were observed for A and B, respectively. Determine the concentration of A (mg/mL) in the unknown solution.Explanation / Answer
Response Factor (RF) = peak area/ concentration
A RF = 10169/1.64 = 6200.6
B RF = 3223/1.34 = 2405
10.21 mg of B in 50 mL is
10.21mg/0.05L = 204.2 mg/L
B RF is 8838/204.2 = 43.3
When B RF was 2405 then A RF was 6200.6
When B RF was 43.3 then A RF will be 111.6
A RF = area/concentration
111.6 = 7576/concentration
concentration is = 67.88 mg/L in 50 mL
so in the 15 mL unknown was (67.88/1000) x 50 = 3.39 mg was in 15 mL
so 3.39/15 = 0.226 mg/mL
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