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Application Note P12.0 SPE Extraction using SiliaPrep ... - Silicycle

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<strong>Application</strong> <strong>Note</strong> <strong>P12.0</strong><br />

<strong>SPE</strong> <strong>Extraction</strong> <strong>using</strong> <strong>SiliaPrep</strong> Carboxylic Acid (WCX)<br />

Si<br />

<strong>SiliaPrep</strong> Carboxylic Acid (Si-CAA) is primarily used as a weak cation exchanger (WCX) in solid phase extraction<br />

(<strong>SPE</strong>) and in HPLC. It is the cation exchanger preferred over <strong>SiliaPrep</strong> Tosic Acid (Si-SCX) or <strong>SiliaPrep</strong><br />

Propylsulfonic Acid (Si-SCX-2) when performing “Catch and Release” purification of compounds bearing a<br />

permanent positive charge such as tetraalkylammoniums. Using SCX or SCX-2 in this case could make the<br />

release of the compound of interest difficult not to say irreversible due to the strong interaction between<br />

the two strong ions. <strong>SiliaPrep</strong> Carboxylic Acid has a pK a of 4.8* and it can also be used in ion exchange chromatography<br />

(IEC).<br />

<strong>SiliaPrep</strong><br />

This is a recommended general sample preparation method <strong>using</strong> the <strong>SPE</strong> <strong>SiliaPrep</strong> Carboxylic Acid. You will<br />

find below tips for the choice of solvent that you should use to establish your <strong>SPE</strong> method development:<br />

EXTRACTION PROCEDURE<br />

<strong>SPE</strong> Cartridge type:<br />

Analyte structure:<br />

• <strong>SiliaPrep</strong> Carboxylic Acid (PN: <strong>SPE</strong>-R70030B-xxx)<br />

<strong>Note</strong>: Consult SiliCycle catalog for the choice of cartridge volume<br />

and sorbent bed weight possibilities (-xxx).<br />

• Cationic analytes (ie: 4° amine)<br />

<strong>Note</strong>: Use Strong Cation Exchanger (<strong>SiliaPrep</strong> Tosic Acid or <strong>SiliaPrep</strong><br />

Propylsulfonic Acid) for the extraction of 1°, 2° or 3° amine.<br />

• Sample solution pH adjustment<br />

Tips:<br />

- Solution pH neutral or acid (pH < 7) or<br />

- Two pH units less than analyte pK a<br />

Sample pre-treatment:<br />

Procedure:<br />

- Adjust the sample solution pH <strong>using</strong> buffered solution to<br />

reach the pH at wich the analyte is all charged (related to the<br />

pK a )<br />

Precautions:<br />

- The salt concentration should not be too high (< 30-50 mM).<br />

- The analyte retention strength is related to the facility of the<br />

counter ion to be replaced by the sorbent counter ion<br />

(<strong>SiliaPrep</strong> Carboxylic Acid have an hydrogen counter ion).<br />

See the chart below.<br />

info@silicycle.com, www.SiliCycle.com<br />

Tel.: 1 418.874.0054, Toll-free: 1 877.SILICYCLE (North America only)


Si<br />

Sample pre-treatment (con’t):<br />

Counter ion strength<br />

Anion Strenght Cations<br />

OH<br />

F<br />

Acetate<br />

Formate<br />

HPO 4<br />

HCO 3<br />

Cl<br />

Br<br />

Citrate<br />

Tosylate<br />

Weaker<br />

Stronger<br />

Li<br />

H<br />

Na<br />

NH4<br />

K<br />

Mg<br />

Fe<br />

Ca<br />

Cu<br />

Pb<br />

Ag<br />

Ba<br />

<strong>SiliaPrep</strong><br />

<strong>SPE</strong> extraction <strong>using</strong> <strong>SiliaPrep</strong><br />

Carboxylic Acid:<br />

Analytical method :<br />

• Column conditioning step<br />

- Solvent: Methanol, acetonitrile or THF (1-2 column volume)<br />

- Flow rate: 2-4 mL/min<br />

• Column equilibration step<br />

- Solvent: Buffered solution used for the sample preparation<br />

(1 column volume)<br />

- Flow rate: 2-4 mL/min<br />

• Sample loading<br />

- Load directly the prepared sample on the top of the<br />

cartridge<br />

- Flow rate: same rate as the cartridge volume<br />

1 mL <strong>SPE</strong> Cartridge : 1 mL/min<br />

3 mL <strong>SPE</strong> Cartridge : 3 mL/min<br />

6 mL <strong>SPE</strong> Cartridge : 6 mL/min, etc.<br />

• Interferences washing step<br />

- Solvent: Buffured solution (1-2 column volume)<br />

- Flow rate: 1-2 mL/min<br />

<strong>Note</strong>: For lipophilic interferences washing, add 10-20 % of<br />

methanol or acetonitrile to the buffer.<br />

• Analyte elution step<br />

- Solvent: Strong base in polar organic solvents and/or used<br />

a high concentration of strong counter ion as displacer<br />

(2-4 column volume)<br />

- Flow rate: 1 mL/min<br />

<strong>Note</strong>: A drying step (under vacuum) can be done before the analyte<br />

elution step.<br />

• Related to the application<br />

*The pK a represents the pH at which the proportion of protonated and deprotonated molecules is equal (1:1).<br />

info@silicycle.com, www.SiliCycle.com<br />

Tel.: 1 418.874.0054, Toll-free: 1 877.SILICYCLE (North America only)

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