Method for determining active ingredients of synthetic grease by using gas chromatography
A technology of gas chromatography and active ingredients, which is applied in the field of determining the composition of lubricating grease, can solve the problems of lack of detection standards for synthetic lubricating grease, and achieve the effects of lowering the gasification point, expanding the measurement range, and reducing the load
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[0050] In this example, unity comparison is used, petroleum ether is selected as the extractant, and two commonly used additives are used for gas chromatography detection to obtain the chromatogram of the additive test solution. The two additives are antioxidants and rust inhibitors. A total of 5 parallel tests were performed for each group of additives, and the chromatographic peak retention time of the obtained additive test solution was summarized in Table 1, and the chromatographic peak retention time range of the two additives was obtained.
[0051] Table 1
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[0053] In this embodiment, the antioxidant is diphenylamine, the rust inhibitor is sorbitol monooleate, and the obtained chromatogram of the additive test solution is a single-peak chromatogram. In order to improve the reliability of the test and ensure that the retention time of the chromatographic peak in Table 1 is the retention time of the peak of the additive test solution, a blank control gas chromatogram i...
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[0055] The base oil used in the samples of this example is a synthetic oil containing pentaerythritol tetraester oil. This pentaerythritol tetraester oil is produced by the esterification reaction of pentaerythritol and two fatty acids. Its effective ingredients contain 5 effective substances, and, Because this kind of reaction is an incomplete and reversible reaction, in addition to additives, there are active ingredients and incomplete reaction by-products in the sample.
[0056] The sample quantitative test requires at least 3 parallel tests. In this example, a total of 4 parallel tests are performed. The chromatogram of the sample test solution obtained is as follows: Figure 2-Figure 5 As shown, get the retention time of each component chromatographic peak in the sample.
[0057] Calculation of analysis results of active ingredients
[0058] Using the area normalization algorithm, the content of component i is calculated by the following formula:
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[0060] A i =1.065×H i...
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[0071] Example 3: The base oil used in the sample of this example is a synthetic oil containing pentaerythritol tetraester oil. This pentaerythritol tetraester oil is produced by the esterification reaction of pentaerythritol and two fatty acids. The effective ingredients contain 5 effective ingredients. Substance, and because this kind of reaction is an incomplete reversible reaction, in addition to additives, there are active ingredients and by-products of incomplete reaction in the sample.
[0072] Dilute 0.16g sample with petroleum ether to 10ml, call the gas chromatograph in the "DR301" operation mode for detection, measure 0.8μl of sample test solution into the sample, perform gas spectrum analysis and test, and establish a chromatogram of the sample test solution. The chromatogram of the sample test solution is as follows Image 6 As shown, get the retention time of each component chromatographic peak in the sample.
[0073] analysis Image 6 There are 10 chromatographic pea...
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