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Application Of Lewis Acid/base Interactions Of Zirconia Based Sorbents For Sample Extraction | 18716
ISSN: 2155-9872
Journal of Analytical & Bioanalytical Techniques
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Although silica-based columns are still the most frequent in HPLC analyses, the sorbents based on metal oxides have already
found their place in liquid chromatography. Compared to silica gel, the zirconia and Titania phases differ in temperature
and pH stability as well as in retention mechanism. In our previous study we found that compounds with the Lewis acid
character are significantly retained in both low and high content of organic component in the mobile phase. This behavior
suggests that the Lewis base-Lewis acid interactions play an important role in the retention process on the zirconium surface.
These are also responsible for broader peaks on HPLC in compare with silica phases. The possibilities of using ZrO
2
sorbents
in a selective extraction of analytes were designed on the basis of these previously obtained results. Mainly the interactions
between acidic model compounds and bare zirconia or zirconia modified with ion exchangers were studied under various
aqueous rich (different pH, buffer) or HILIC (98% ACN) conditions. It was tried to separate the analytes from plasma and
tablet matrix or concentrate some NSAID from large volume water sample on the SPE columns filled with zirconia sorbents.
Biography
Klivicky M gained his Master degree in pharmacy from Charles University in Prague, Faculty of Pharmacy in Hradec Kr?lov? and he currently attend a PhD
programme Pharmaceutical Analysis on the Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Drug Analysis. Stationary phases based on metal oxides are the main
topic of his research.
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