Ion chromatography method for simultaneously determining sorbic acid radicals, phosphate radicals and citric acid radicals in reconstituted tobacco and application
A technology for ion chromatography and reconstituted tobacco leaves, which is applied in the directions of measuring devices, material separation, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of low sensitivity, poor repeatability, complex composition of reconstituted tobacco leaves, etc., and achieves quantitative and accurate results
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[0033] The impact experiment of embodiment 1 extractant
[0034] The three target components of sorbate, phosphate and citrate measured by the present invention can be dissolved in water, and for the determination of water-soluble ions, commonly used extractants are pure water, acid solution and alkali solution. Since the separation column used in the method is an anion column, a large amount of acid radical ions will cause interference, so I tried water and 4mmol L -1 NaOH solution was used as the extractant. The results (see Table 2) show that: under alkaline conditions, the extraction efficiency of phosphate is significantly lower. Therefore, pure water was selected as the extractant in this experiment.
[0035] The extraction efficiency comparison of different extractants in table 2
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[0037] Using pure water as the extractant, the content of the target components was determined for samples of the same weight at different extraction times (see Table 3). The ...
Embodiment 2
[0041] The research experiment of embodiment 2 sample solution purification treatment
[0042] Due to the complex composition of reconstituted tobacco leaves, the sample extract must be purified to remove components that pollute the chromatographic column before it can be analyzed by ion chromatography. Therefore, this experiment investigated the purification effect of RP column and C18 solid phase extraction column. Because the component to be measured contains organic groups and ionizable groups, under neutral and slightly acidic conditions, ionization is suppressed, and there is a certain retention on the solid phase column, which makes the recovery rate after purification low. Dilute the sample extract with 250mmol L -1The NaOH solution is adjusted to be alkaline (the use of high-concentration lye can reduce the amount used and achieve the purpose of ignoring the volume change), which can promote the ionization of the acid radical group and weaken its interaction with the ...
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[0045] The determination experiment of embodiment 3 chromatographic conditions
[0046] In this experiment, the peaks of sorbate, phosphate and citrate on the three ion chromatography columns of AS20, AS18 and AS11-HC were investigated respectively. By comparison, it was found that the separation of phosphate and citrate on the three kinds of chromatographic columns, The peak shape symmetry, peak width and sensitivity are all good, but the difference of sorbic acid is relatively large. The results show that its peak elution on the AS11-HC column is the best, so this experiment chooses the AS11-HC chromatographic column.
[0047] Compared with phosphate and citrate, the sensitivity of sorbate on the AS11-HC separation column is relatively low, while the response of its adjacent nitrate is very high. In order to reduce the interference of nitrate, the test compared different concentrations The influence of eluent and column temperature on the separation of the two acid ions, the...
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