C-14 Solvent Considerations
*Willard, H. H. and others.
Instrumental Methods of Analysis
, 6th ed. Litton Educational Publishing,
Inc., 1981. Reprinted by permission of Wadsworth Publishing Co., Belmont, California, 94002.
Mobile phase absorbance
This section lists the absorbances at several wavelengths for frequently used
mobile phases. Choose the mobile phase carefully to reduce baseline noise.
The best mobile phase for your application is one that is transparent at the
chosen detection wavelengths. With such a mobile phase, ensure that any
Nitro
—NO2
210
strong
Nitrile
—ONO
220-230
1000-2000 300-400 10
Azo
—N=N—
285-400
3-25
Nitroso
—N=O
302
100
Nitrate
—ONO2
270
(shoulde
r)
12
Allene
—(C=C)2—
(acyclic)
210-230
21,000
Allene
—(C=C)3—
260
35,000
Allene
—(C=C)4—
300
52,000
Allene
—(C=C)5—
330
118,000
Allene
—(C=C)2—
(alicyclic)
230-260
3000-8000
Ethylenic/
Acetylenic
C=C—C
≡
C
219
6,500
Ethylenic/
Amido
C=C—C=N
220
23,000
Ethylenic/
Carbonyl
C=C—C=O
210-250
10,000-
20,000
Ethylenic/
Nitro
C=C—NO2
229
9,500
Electronic absorption bands of representative chromophores (Continued)*
Chromophore
Chemical
Configuration
λ
max
(nm)
∈
max
(L/m/cm)
λ
max
(nm)
∈
max
(L/m/cm)
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