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Dual-opposite-injection CZE: theoretical aspects and application to organic and pharmaceutical compounds
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Dual-opposite-injection CZE: theoretical aspects and application to organic and pharmaceutical compounds

Brian S Weekley and Joe P Foley
Electrophoresis, v 28(4), pp 697-711
Feb 2007
PMID: 17253631

Abstract

Pharmaceutical Preparations - isolation & purification Organic Chemicals - isolation & purification Cations - chemistry Sensitivity and Specificity Flow Injection Analysis - methods Anions - chemistry Electrophoresis, Capillary - methods Solutions - chemistry
Several important figures of merit (migration time, efficiency, resolution, resolution per unit time, and electrophoretic selectivity) are quantitatively compared for the first time for conventional CZE and dual-opposite-injection CZE (DOI-CZE). Aspects of DOI-CZE relevant to the separation of organic and pharmaceutical ions (MW>120 Da) are also discussed. Two new approaches to resolve the codetection of anions and cations, hydrodynamic flow-modified DOI-CZE and polarity reversal in combination with asymmetric detector window positioning, are compared with the method of preliminary transport, a variable procedure within sequential sample introduction, using a six-component sample of organic and pharmaceutical compounds. The advantages of DOI-CZE for the simultaneous analysis of organic/pharmaceutical anions and cations are illustrated in a direct comparison of conventional CZE and DOI-CZE for the separation of a ten-component mixture of pharmaceutical ions (five ionized acids and five ionized bases).

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