Urgent! Method for Sodium Ascorbyl Phosphate
Posted: Tue Aug 08, 2006 8:35 pm
Hello everyone,
I have to find a method to analyze Sodium Ascorbyl Phosphate with HPLC.
HPLC is an absolutly new thing for me. I tried it with a C18-column ( 150 mm ) and methanol/water ( 90:10 and 10:90 ). The retentiontime was too low and the peak tailed. Then I found out, that the mobile phase must have a low pH to get the neutral form of the substance. I took TFA and got a pH ~ 2,5. The retention time was too low ( with the void volume ) and the peak tailed. I took a 250 mm column ( C18 ) and tried it with ACN/water with TFA ( pH ~ 2,5 ). No change. I read a lot of books and ask me, if I have the wrong acid or if I should try it with an ion-pair-reagent. My problem is, that I have very less time to find the method ( 2 weeks ). Can anybody help me? It`s urgent!
I have to find a method to analyze Sodium Ascorbyl Phosphate with HPLC.
HPLC is an absolutly new thing for me. I tried it with a C18-column ( 150 mm ) and methanol/water ( 90:10 and 10:90 ). The retentiontime was too low and the peak tailed. Then I found out, that the mobile phase must have a low pH to get the neutral form of the substance. I took TFA and got a pH ~ 2,5. The retention time was too low ( with the void volume ) and the peak tailed. I took a 250 mm column ( C18 ) and tried it with ACN/water with TFA ( pH ~ 2,5 ). No change. I read a lot of books and ask me, if I have the wrong acid or if I should try it with an ion-pair-reagent. My problem is, that I have very less time to find the method ( 2 weeks ). Can anybody help me? It`s urgent!