Agilent Eclipse XDB-C18 RRHT Bisphenol-A Analysis Application Note

This document describes an improved chromatographic method for monitoring the bisphenol-A manufacturing process using Agilent RRHT Eclipse XDB-C18 columns. These columns use 1.8-µm particles versus conventional 3.5-µm or 5-µm particles, allowing seven times faster analyses, improved resolution, and higher sensitivity.


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Agilent
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Application Note
Language
English
Pages
6
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204 KB
Published
02 July, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
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About this manual

This application note details an improved chromatographic method for monitoring the Bisphenol-A (BPA) manufacturing process. The method utilizes Agilent RRHT Eclipse XDB-C18 columns, which feature 1.8-µm particles compared to conventional 3.5-µm or 5-µm particles. This technology allows for significantly faster analyses, improved resolution, and higher sensitivity.

What's inside

  • Method Optimization
  • Scalability
  • Particle Size Influence
  • Comparison of Methods
  • Method Parameters
  • Conclusion

Specifications

Mobile Phase A0.1% formic acid
Mobile Phase BACN: MeOH {200:800}
Flow Rate1 mL/min
Temperature25 °C
Gradient Typelinear, no isocratic holds
Original Analysis Time50 min
RRHT Analysis Time7.5 min

Frequently asked questions

How much faster is the RRHT method compared to the original?

The analysis time is reduced at least six-fold, from 50 minutes to 7.5 minutes.

What is the solvent consumption reduction?

Solvent consumption is reduced about 12.5 times, from 100 mL/analysis to only 7.5 mL/analysis.

Why is the peak shape more symmetrical with RRHT columns?

The peak shape is more symmetrical because the Eclipse XDB-C18 column provides a more Gaussian peak shape, which is important for accurate quantification.

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