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HPLC Basic Course 8. Principle and Feature of Various
Detection Methods (2)
‘This chapter fs Fluorescence (FL) datecor’“Diferentialretractve index (RI) detector, "Conductivty
detector "Elecvochomical detector (ECD),"Evaporatve ght scattering detector (ELSO)""Carona® Charged
‘Aerosol Detoctor® (Coronal CAD®)".
Fluorescence (FL) detector
[A.UVIUV.VIS detector monitors the absorption af light wth specified wavelength. However, some substances
‘absorb ight atone wavelength, and then emi ight called fhorescence at another wavelength. This is a
jhenomenon in which a substance absorbs ight to reach a high-energy leveland then emits light o return to ts
‘original lave. Such a substance has specif wavelengths of ight that i absorbs (exctation wavelengths) and
‘emits (emission wavelengths). As familar examples, fliorescent paints and highlighters emvtfuorescence with @
ear color,
Figure 1 shows @ FL detector optical system. While @ UVIUV-VIS detector detects ight that has passed through
the flow cal, an FL detector detects uarescence emitted in the direction orthogonal to te exciting light.
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Fluorescence detection is suitable for trace analysis because of generally having high sensivily and selectvty
(not detecting impurtes).
‘There ave not mary components that orignal emit orescence (natural fuorescence). However, amino acd,
‘etc. can be detected as fuorescent substances, alter reaction with afuorescence ceagent (derivatization). This
method makes it possible to measure various componenis wth high sensivy
Differential refractive index (RI) detector
[An Rl detector detects components based onthe refraction of ight in solution
[As shown in Figure, the flow coll of an Rl detector is divided into the sample-sde and referance-side cel, Prior
to analysis, eluate is introduced ito ether cel, ntl the ow of te eluate becomes equliorated, The reference
Side cali filed wth eluate, and the column eluate i introduced into the sample-side cell through the changed
flow channel, When components are eluted fram the column, the chemical composition changes inthe sample-
‘de solution, which changes ts photorefractive level
[As ares, the amount of ight received by the ight-recelving section changes, showing a peak which can be
detected. Any component inthe elite can be detected; thus, the RI detector is often called a “universal
detector
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Electric conductvty measurement of solution i a method of detecting ions inthe solution
[tor the targted ions are olutod, the change in olectic current is detoctod, with a constant voltage imposad
between the electrodes. A conductivity detector is employed as a detecor in an ion chromatograph, whichis a
system dedicated to measuring ion. This detector is used mainly to measure inorganic fons and small organic
‘Substances, including organic acids and amines.
“The ems shown below are often measured, Some ofthese items can be measured by atomic absorption
‘analysis. However, the ably to analyze negative lons simultaneously a particular mert of te on
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Nogative ions; FC, NOp., NO3-,Br-, S042-, P49.
Positive ions; Nav; K+, NH +, Mg2*, Ca2*
“The conductivity detector Is hghly sensitve, but very suscepti tothe effect of temperature variation (a change:
(of Cin soktion temperature causes a change of roughly 2% in electric conductiviy). Various methods of
‘voiding temperature variations have been devised, such as constant-temperature cel,
‘Suppressor and non-suppressor
Inthe ion etvomatagraph system, the electri conduciviy ofa solution is measured. A higher electric
conductivity ofan eliate produces larger noise. Two measures fortis fact can be considered:
An elvent is used that originally has low conductivity.
+ Non-suppressor method
The elecic conductivity ofthe eluate ater column separation fs reduced,
“+ Suppressor method
‘The suppressor method reduces the elactrc conductivity by replacing Na* with H* or replacing SO4?- with,
(On the eluate through ion exchange resins or membranes. The nor-suppressor method fs easy and
inexpensive, because a conductivity detector i simply added tothe typical LC system. Usual, the non
suppressor method can bo used lo measure sampls with a concentration of roughly 0.1 ppm or more,
Electrochemical detector (ECD)
[An ECD is used to measure components displaying oxdationxeduction reactions, and detecs elactrc eurents
‘gonerated by these reactions. The ECD has high selectvly, because the necessary vollage o cause an
‘oxidaton-reducton reaction depends on the component. The ECD has also high sensi, and is oftan used for
measurement of biogenic substances such as catecholamine.
Evaporative light scattering detector (ELSD)
[AN ELSD atomizes the column eluate, shines ight on the resulting particulate components, and detects the
resulting scattered Ight. Theoretically, an ELSO can detect any nonvolatle component. An ELD has a sersitviy
roughly 10 times higher than an Rl detector, but has a sightly low sensitivity to low molecular components due to
their smal size, An ELSD is used mainly to detect non-UV-absorbing components. Attention shouls be given to
‘the fact that nonvolatile salts cannot be used as the eluent,
Corona® Charged Aerosol Detector® (Corona® CAD®)
Like an ELSD, a Corona CADE atomizes the column eluata to make the sample components particulate.
However, a Corona® CAD® detects them electrically by ionizing them with charged Nz gas. A merit ofthe
Corona® CAD isthe billy to detact components wth a sans higher than that of an ELSD, wth a sensitivity
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\Which depends only slighty on component. The eluent for a Corona® CAD® is similar to that for ELSD.
‘The mofis ofthe major detectors are summarized in Table 1
“Table 1. Mens of the vanous detectors
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