Optimizing method for gradient separation conditions of liquid chromatography
A technology of liquid chromatography and separation conditions, which is applied in the field of optimization of liquid chromatography gradient separation conditions to achieve the effects of wide application range, fast calculation and increased workload
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[0051] Using the genetic algorithm as the optimization algorithm, the gradient curve (such as figure 1 ) for optimization, the process is as figure 2 shown. Encode chromosomes in node coordinates of gradient curves, e.g.
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[0053] Each chromosome corresponds to the shape of a gradient curve. Under this gradient condition, the retention time and chromatographic peak width of the compound were calculated based on formula (6) and formula (7), respectively. The degree of resolution (R) is calculated by formula (8). During scoring, the format of the score is defined as
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[0055] The first 4 digits are the resolution of the two components concerned multiplied by 1000 and rounded up (if the value is greater than 9999, set it to 9999), the last 4 digits are the specified analysis time minus the retention time of the last chromatographic peak Multiply by 10 and round to an integer (when the value is negative, that is, the peak time of the last compon...
Embodiment 2
[0057] Using Ultimate XB C18 column as stationary phase, methanol-water as mobile phase, flow rate of 1mL / min, column temperature of 35℃, detection wavelength of 254nm, (1) aniline, (2) phenol, (3) benzene Methanol, (4) impurities in benzyl alcohol, (5) m-cresol, (6) acetophenone, (7) o-cresol, (8) anisole, (9) toluene, (10) biphenyl in Peak elution under different ratios of methanol. Among them, aniline, benzyl alcohol, m-cresol and curve see image 3 and Figure 4 . exist image 3 , the square value of the correlation coefficient describing the degree of fitting: aniline, 0.9989 in figure a, 0.9997 in figure b; benzyl alcohol, 0.9987 in figure a, 0.9998 in figure b; m-cresol, 0.9988 in figure a, and 0.9998 in figure b 0.9996. exist Figure 4 Among them, the square value of correlation coefficient: aniline, 0.9813; benzyl alcohol, 0.9989; m-cresol, 0.9972.
Embodiment 4
[0061] The optimized method in the application embodiment 1 and the measured value in the embodiment 2 and Data, optimize the gradient separation conditions for 10 compounds. Wherein the number of nodes of the gradient curve is set to 5, the analysis time is 50 min, and (2) phenol and (3) benzyl alcohol are taken as objects of concern. For comparison between experimental and theoretical values, see Figure 6 .
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