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Effect of hydrogen/air flow rates and scan rate on the flame ionisation detection response of phopholipids, and their quantitative and qualitative analysis by Iatroscan (Mark‐6s) TLC‐FID
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posted on 2006-01-01, 00:00 authored by W Indrasena, Colin BarrowColin Barrow, J KralovecThe combined effect of scan speed, hydrogen and air flow rates on the flame ionization detection (FID) peak response of phospholipid classes has been studied to determine the optimum levels of these parameters. The phospholipid composition of different types of commercial lecithins, as well as lecithins combined with fish oils, has been analyzed by Iatroscan TLC‐FID Mark‐6s under optimized conditions. An air flow rate of 2 L/min, a hydrogen flow rate of 150–160 mL/min, and a scan speed of 30 s/rod seem to be the ideal conditions for scanning phospholipids with complete pyrolysis in the flame in the Mark‐6 model. Increasing the scan speed rapidly decreased the FID response. A hydrogen flow rate as high as 170 mL/min could be used at relatively low air flow rates (ς L/min) and the response declined when both air flow rate and hydrogen flow rate increased simultaneously. Both linear and curvilinear relationships had highly significant correlations (pπ.01) with the sample load. Time course reactions, including the hydrolysis of phosphatidylserine using enzymes, can be successfully monitored by the Iatroscan TLC‐FID Chromarod system.
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Journal of liquid chromatography and related technologiesVolume
29Issue
14Pagination
2111 - 2127Publisher
Marcel DekkerLocation
Monticello, N.Y.Publisher DOI
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1082-6076eISSN
1520-572XLanguage
engPublication classification
C1.1 Refereed article in a scholarly journalCopyright notice
2006, Taylor & Francis GroupUsage metrics
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