Method for screening mobile phases in chromatography systems
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1. A method of screening a candidate solvent for use as an eluting solvent for chromatographic analysis, the method comprising:
- combining a sample to be analyzed with the candidate solvent to form a first mobile phase;
providing a membrane and establishing a flow of said first mobile phase through said membrane;
measuring a first pressure P1 at a location in the flow prior to the membrane indicative of a resistance to said flow through said membrane;
comparing said measured pressure P1 against a second predetermined reference pressure P2 to determine a pressure differential P1-P2;
selecting or rejecting said candidate solvent as an eluting solvent based upon the determined pressure differential P1-P2.
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Abstract
A method and system of screening or selecting a mobile phase eluent for a chromatography column is provided. A sample for chromatographic analysis or purification is combined with a solvent and passed through a membrane. A pressure measurement is taken of the sample/solvent combination in the system prior to the membrane. The pressure measurement may be compared to a second pressure and an appropriate solvent may be selected based on the relationship between the first measured pressure and the second pressure.
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1. A method of screening a candidate solvent for use as an eluting solvent for chromatographic analysis, the method comprising:
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combining a sample to be analyzed with the candidate solvent to form a first mobile phase; providing a membrane and establishing a flow of said first mobile phase through said membrane; measuring a first pressure P1 at a location in the flow prior to the membrane indicative of a resistance to said flow through said membrane; comparing said measured pressure P1 against a second predetermined reference pressure P2 to determine a pressure differential P1-P2; selecting or rejecting said candidate solvent as an eluting solvent based upon the determined pressure differential P1-P2. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
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