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HPLC Basic Course 2.Principle and System Configuration of HPLC(2):Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation http://www.hitachi-hitec.com/global/science/lc/lc_basic_2.html[1/17/2015 10:53:18 PM] News & Events Sitemap | Home | About Us | Investor Relations | Global Network | Products & Services | Customer Service | Science & Medical Systems > Products > HPLC/Amino Acid Analyzer HPLC Basic Course 2. Principle and System Configuration of HPLC(2) HPLC Basic Course Philosophy of Qualitative analysis and Quantitative analysis by chromatography Qualitative analysis A standard sample of aspartame was measured, yielding a peak at 12.5 minutes. This peak corresponds to aspartame, itself. Next, a sample prepared from a beverage was measured under the same conditions, yielding a number of peaks. The peak appearing at 12.5 minutes can be regarded as that of aspartame (Figure 1). The following conditions were the same: the type of fillers, column sizes, column temperature, composition of the mobile phase, and flow rate. Figure 1. Example of aspartame measurement Quantitative analysis The height and area of a peak are proportional to the concentration of the corresponding component. A calibration curve is created using the standard sample. The concentration of aspartame in the beverage can be determined from the peak area of the detected aspartame. Search by Google > Advanced Search Science & Medical Systems Topics Global Network Products UV-Visible/NIR Spectrophotometer Fluorescence Spectrophotometer Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer ICP-OES/ICP-MS HPLC/Amino Acid Analyzer ChromasterUltra Rs Chromaster Chromaster Driver for Waters Empower2 Software Chromaster system Manager Primaide L-8900 HPLC Columns LaChromUltra II C18 HPLC Columns LaChrom Series Clinical Analyzer XRF Analysis XRF Coating Thickness Gauge Thermal Analysis Potentiometric Titrator Karl Fischer Titrator Mercury Analyzer Applications Contact Us Sitemap

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    HPLC Basic Course2. Principle and System Configuration of HPLC(2)

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    Philosophy of Qualitative analysis and Quantitative analysis by chromatography

    Qualitative analysis A standard sample of aspartame was measured, yielding a peak at 12.5 minutes. This

    peak corresponds to aspartame, itself.Next, a sample prepared from a beverage was measured under the same conditions, yielding a number of peaks. The peak appearing at 12.5 minutes can be regarded as that of aspartame (Figure 1).The following conditions were the same: the type of fillers, column sizes, column temperature, composition of the mobile phase, and flow rate.

    Figure 1. Example of aspartame measurement

    Quantitative analysis The height and area of a peak are proportional to the concentration of the corresponding

    component. A calibration curve is created using the standard sample. The concentration of aspartame in the beverage can be determined from the peak area of the detected aspartame.

    Search by Google

    > Advanced Search

    Science & Medical Systems

    Topics

    Global Network

    Products

    UV-Visible/NIR Spectrophotometer

    Fluorescence Spectrophotometer

    Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer

    ICP-OES/ICP-MS

    HPLC/Amino Acid Analyzer

    ChromasterUltra Rs

    Chromaster

    Chromaster Driver for Waters Empower2 Software

    Chromaster system Manager

    Primaide

    L-8900

    HPLC Columns LaChromUltra II C18

    HPLC Columns LaChrom Series

    Clinical Analyzer

    XRF Analysis

    XRF Coating Thickness Gauge

    Thermal Analysis

    Potentiometric Titrator

    Karl Fischer Titrator

    Mercury Analyzer

    Applications

    Contact Us

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    Attention should be given to the fact that a qualitative analysis includes many uncertainties. Other components may have been eluted together with aspartame.LC and GC systems are good at determining the content of a certain component in a sample, rather than the types of the components of a sample. Performance of a quantitative analysis requires the preparation of a calibration curve. It is very difficult to perform the qualitative or quantitative analysis of a component for which a standard sample is not available.

    The next chapter is "Configuration of an HPLC system".

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