if you are analying caffeine, aspirin and acetaminophen. what advantage of quantifyig these actives using a diode array detector for HPLC instead of a UV detector set at 254nm?
ADVANTAGES ARE:
1. Both UV and DA detectors are used to detect the absorption in UV-VIS region. But the difference is that a UV-VIS detector has only one light-receiving section from the sample side while a DAD has multiple photodiode arrays to obtain information over a wide range of wavelengths at one time. Thus, caffeine, aspirin and acetaminophen can be easily analysed as well as quantified using DAD.
2. In UV detector, since the measurement is performed at a fixed wavelength (254nm)and as per the retention time, a minor deviation in retention time can make identification of components difficult. While in DAD, the spectra are measured at intervals of 1 second or less during separation by HPLC. so even during minor deviation in retention time, caffeine, aspirin and acetaminophen can be identified by a comparison of their spectrum.
if you are analying caffeine, aspirin and acetaminophen. what advantage of quantifyig these actives using a...
Extra-strength Excedrin is a combination of 250 mg acetaminophen 250 mg aspirin, and 65 mg caffeine plus inactive ingredients that are insoluble in water and organic solvents. Using the data in Table E9.1. draw a flowchart to show how these three components could be sepa- rated using their solubility and acid-base properties. Hint: Caffeine is a nitrogen base similar in reactivity to diisobutylamine (Section 7.6.1 and Experiments 2 and 7). HN OH NN OH acetaminophen aspirin caffeine
2. Draw the structures of the analgesics ( acetaminophen, aspirin caffeine and ibuprofen) employed in this experiment. Arrange them in order of increasing polarity.
2. Aspirin, acetaminophen, and caffeine are some of the substances being tested in this TLC experiment. Look at their structures and atoms present to help you explain why 100% hexane would NOT be a good TLC developing solvent (chromatography solvent) to use in this Thin Layer Chromatography experiment.
You are asked to analyze the following two solutions: Solution 1 – acetaminophen, ibuprofen, and aspirin Solution 2 – methyl t-butyl ether, isooctane and n-butanol (gasoline additives) Explain which chromatographic technique (GC or HPLC) you would use to separate each of these mixtures and why that technique would be useful for that separation. Indicate columns and detectors when appropriate.
Using a nonpolar stationary phase and a mobile phase consisting of a 50:50 mixture of aqueous acetic acid and methanol, rank the following compounds in order of elution off of a HPLC column: Acetaminophen, caffeine, aspirin and benzoic acid
how do I prepare the 100mg/L of asprin acetaminophen and caffeine solution and dilute that solution with 1a% acetic acid to creat 50, 10 and 5mg/L solutions Preparation of Standards: Using a 100ML volumetric flask and 1 % acetic acid solution (prepared in hood from glacial acetic acid using a 1000mL beaker and 10mL graduated cylinder), prepare and label a stock solution of 100 mg/L each of aspirin, acetaminophen, and caffeine combined together in a single volumetric flask. Using appropriate...
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