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REVERSE PHASE

CHROMATOGRAPHY
BY:
CABALLERO, RAPHAEL
TURNO, SHIELA MAE
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• involves the separation of molecules


“Hydrophobic on the basis of hydrophobicity.
Chromatograph
y”
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Stationary
Hydrophobic
Phase or non-polar

Mobile
Phase Hydrophilic or
Polar
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Step 1:
Starting
Condition

Step 5: Step 2:
Conditioning Binding of
Phase the Sample

Step 4: Step 3:
Elution of Elution of
Hydrophobic Hydrophilic
molecules molecules
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ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES

REVERSE PHASE NORMAL PHASE


•Costly
•Time consuming
It uses nonpolar stationary It uses polar stationary • Good selectivity •Requires large amount of
solvent
phase and a polar mobile phase and nonpolar mobile • Easily reproducible
phase phase
Polar compounds elute Nonpolar compounds elute
faster than nonpolar faster than polar compounds
compounds
When we increase the When we increase the
polarity of mobile phase polarity of mobile phase
elution time will decrease elution time will increase
Stabilize quickly Stabilize slowly and prone to
fluctuations in retention time
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Good choice for peptides and proteins


separations when short chain alkyl
stationary phases are use

Analysis of Pharmaceuticals,
Biomolecules & Food products

First choice for neutral and non-polar


compounds w/ a MW <2000 Dalton.

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