influence of the stationary and mobile phase composition in ideal chromatographic systems on the log k values in column chromatography. i. ods/methanolwater system
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Abstract
On the basis of the literature data it was established that in the case of ODS column chromatography with methanol as modifier the value log xS/x1 (where xS and x1 denote methanol mole fractions in the stationary and the mobile phase, respecitvely) is a linear function of the corresponding Boschs PMN parameter as well as of the log k value of the investigated substances. It was also found that the phase equilibrium in the system ODS/methanol-water is in accordance with the Everetts equation for ideal systems (K = 10.88). Finally, a linear relationship between the log xS/x1 values and the volume fraction of methanol (j) was found in the range of 0.51.0, which corresponds to the linear part of the function log k = f(j), established experimentally by other authors.
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| Authors | ;G. VUCKOVIC;M. B. CELAP;T. J. JANJIC |
| Journal | meditsinskaia radiologiia |
| Year | 2000 |
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