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For a binary mobile-phase system consisting of a weak nonpolar solvent and a strong polar solvent treatment centers of america sildamax 100mg overnight delivery, adsorption of the weak solvent can be ignored. The stationary-phase surface consists of a layer of solute and/or solvent molecules, but, unlike the former, the latter model assumes an energetically heterogeneous surface where adsorption occurs entirely at the high-energy active sites, leading to discrete, one-to-one complexes of the form Sm + qEa -A* S - A* + qEm (5-3) A* is an active surface site and q refers to the number of substituents on a solute molecule that are capable of simultaneously interacting with the active site. In practice, it was found that equations (5-1) and (5-2) are most reliable for less polar solvents and solute molecules on alumina or silica stationary phases only. Neither of the models is entirely satisfactory in the forms presented, particularly for predicting retention behavior on bonded stationary phases. Furthermore, secondary solvent effects resulting from solute­solvent interactions in both the mobile and adsorbed phases are not taken into consideration in either model. These effects, such as hydrogen bonding, give rise to some of the most useful changes in retention and often are an important source of chromatographic selectivity [7, 8]. Another experimental deviation from equations (5-1) or (5-2) was determined to be due to the localization of solvent molecules onto the adsorption sites of stationary phase resulting from silanophilic interactions. An important consequence of solvent localization is the apparent change in the solvent strength value of a polar solvent. There is competition between the two solvents for the active sites of the adsorbent and the stronger solvent will preferentially adsorb, resulting in a more concentrated adsorbed layer of the stronger solvent. For instance, the dependence of solvent strength for several binary mixtures on alumina as adsorbent shows a large increase in solvent strength due to a small increase in the concentration of a polar solvent at low concentrations. But at the other extreme, a relatively large change in the concentration of the polar solvent affects the solvent strength of the mobile phase to a lesser extent. In the case of low concentration of polar solvent before the localization on the surface of stationary phase reaches saturation, a small change of the polar solvent concentration can greatly affect the number of polar active sites on the column packing. Once the polar active sites of the stationary phase are localized completely, change of polar solvent concentration will have a smaller impact on analyte retention. Equation (5-7) has been found useful to understand the fundamental principles governing the retention behavior as far as solute, solvent, and bonded-phase properties are concerned. Ideally, the mobile-phase strength should be chosen to maintain analyte retention factor within the optimum range of 1 k 5 with selectivity values sufficient to reach a satisfactory resolution. If separation cannot be achieved by adjusting mobile phase strength (change the concentration of one of the components in a binary mixture), then variation of polar solvent nature has to be pursued. Snyder has developed a useful scheme to classify solvents (nonelectrolytic solvents) nature based on their interactions with solutes and the stationary phase [9]. This approach should not be taken as concrete rules but rather as a phenomological approach. The property of a solvent is characterized by the three most important parameters, which are its protonacceptor (Xe), proton-donor (Xd), and dipole-donor (Xn) affinity. Each of these contributes to the overall polarity of the solvent, which in turn is related to its chromatographic strength.

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