Relationship between d0, Rs* and relative peak height
Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2009 4:41 pm
Hi there I was wondering if any mathematically inclined persons can help me with a problem of visualising this.
I'm tring to construct (for training purposes) a plot in Excel from 1st principles that shows the relationship between d0 (the discrimination factor) Rs* (critical resolution to see a peak emerging as a valley) and the relative peak heights (hrp).
I've seen the following equation equation from Uwe Neue's HPLC Columns book:
d0 = 1 -2exp(-2Rs^2)
and would like to construct my own plots similar to that shown in Fig 16.2 of the the book or Fig 2 of the following paper: M. El Fallah & M. Martin, Discrimination Factor and effective peak capacity, Chromatographia, Vol. 24 (1987)115.
However I don't know where the (hrp) fits into the grand scheme of things and thus how to contruct the corrct plots. Can anyone help, it would be much appreciated .... cheers
I'm tring to construct (for training purposes) a plot in Excel from 1st principles that shows the relationship between d0 (the discrimination factor) Rs* (critical resolution to see a peak emerging as a valley) and the relative peak heights (hrp).
I've seen the following equation equation from Uwe Neue's HPLC Columns book:
d0 = 1 -2exp(-2Rs^2)
and would like to construct my own plots similar to that shown in Fig 16.2 of the the book or Fig 2 of the following paper: M. El Fallah & M. Martin, Discrimination Factor and effective peak capacity, Chromatographia, Vol. 24 (1987)115.
However I don't know where the (hrp) fits into the grand scheme of things and thus how to contruct the corrct plots. Can anyone help, it would be much appreciated .... cheers