Flash chromatography is a rapid form of column chromatography that uses slightly smaller silica gel particles and pressurized gas to drive the mobile phase through the column. It provides a faster separation than traditional gravity-fed column chromatography, typically separating mixtures in hours rather than days. Flash chromatography systems use pre-packed plastic columns, a pump to push the solvent through under pressure, and fraction collectors. It is well-suited for isolating and purifying natural products, pharmaceutical compounds, lipids, and other small molecules.
MERITS OF MICROWAVE ASSISTED REACTIONS
DEMERITS OF MICROWAVE ASSISTED REACTIONS
MECHANISM OF MICROWAVE HEATING
EFFECTS OF SOLVENTS IN MICROWAVE ASSISTED SYNTHESIS
MICROWAVE VERSUS CONVENTIONAL SYNTHESIS
MICROWAVE INSTRUMENTATION
VARIOUS TYPES OF MICROWAVE ASSISTED ORGANIC REACTIONS
APPLICATIONS OF MICROWAVE ASSISTED REACTIONS
Flash Chromatography is a rapid form of preparative column chromatography based on an optimized pre-packed column through which is pumped solvent at a high flow rate.
The basic theory involved in the flash chromatography is similar to column chromatography except the involvement of pressure.
In column chromatography the flow of mobile phase is due to the gravitational force.
In flash chromatography the flow of mobile phase is under the influence of pressure.
Ion exclusion chromatography is a technique,introduced by Wheaton and Bauman, used to separate ionic compounds from non-ionic compounds and to separate mixtures of acids.
This Powerpoint presentation helps us to know the basic working principles, instrumentation an advantage of super critical fluid chromatography.
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HPLC works on the principle of the separation of the material according to their molecular weight and polar FTIR spectroscopy deals with the quantitative measurement of the interaction between IR radiation and materials. FTIR reveals molecular-vibrational transitions and provides characteristic information on molecular structure.
v called as “medium pressure chromatography”
“An air pressure driven hybrid of medium and short column chromatography optimized for rapid separation"
Popularized by Clark Still of Columbia University
An alternative to slow and often inefficient gravity-fed chromatography
MERITS OF MICROWAVE ASSISTED REACTIONS
DEMERITS OF MICROWAVE ASSISTED REACTIONS
MECHANISM OF MICROWAVE HEATING
EFFECTS OF SOLVENTS IN MICROWAVE ASSISTED SYNTHESIS
MICROWAVE VERSUS CONVENTIONAL SYNTHESIS
MICROWAVE INSTRUMENTATION
VARIOUS TYPES OF MICROWAVE ASSISTED ORGANIC REACTIONS
APPLICATIONS OF MICROWAVE ASSISTED REACTIONS
Flash Chromatography is a rapid form of preparative column chromatography based on an optimized pre-packed column through which is pumped solvent at a high flow rate.
The basic theory involved in the flash chromatography is similar to column chromatography except the involvement of pressure.
In column chromatography the flow of mobile phase is due to the gravitational force.
In flash chromatography the flow of mobile phase is under the influence of pressure.
Ion exclusion chromatography is a technique,introduced by Wheaton and Bauman, used to separate ionic compounds from non-ionic compounds and to separate mixtures of acids.
This Powerpoint presentation helps us to know the basic working principles, instrumentation an advantage of super critical fluid chromatography.
Contact Details:
Anbu Dinesh Jayakumar
M.Pharmacy ( Pharmaceutical Chemistry)
Sri Ramakrishna Institute of Paramedical Sciences, Coimbatore
Mobile : 8838404664 / 8608890121( Whatsapp)
Email: anbudinesh007@gmail.com
HPLC works on the principle of the separation of the material according to their molecular weight and polar FTIR spectroscopy deals with the quantitative measurement of the interaction between IR radiation and materials. FTIR reveals molecular-vibrational transitions and provides characteristic information on molecular structure.
v called as “medium pressure chromatography”
“An air pressure driven hybrid of medium and short column chromatography optimized for rapid separation"
Popularized by Clark Still of Columbia University
An alternative to slow and often inefficient gravity-fed chromatography
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3. Introduction
Chromatography is a Greek word chroma
“colour” and graphein “to write”.
And chromatography is a family of analytical
chemistry techniques for the separation of
mixtures.
It was the Russian botanist “Mikhail Tsvet”
who invented the first chromatography
technique in 1901.
5. Flash chromatography
• Flash chromatography, also known as medium
pressure chromatography.
• “An air pressure driven hybrid of medium and short
column chromatography optimized for rapid separation”.
• It was popularized several years ago by Clark Still of
Columbia University.
• An alternative to slow and often inefficient gravity-fed
chromatography
6. Differs from the conventional technique in 2 ways:
• Slightly smaller silica gel particles (250-400 mesh) are
used, and
• Due to restricted flow of solvent caused by the small
gel particles, pressurized gas (10-15 psi) used to drive
the solvent through the column of stationary phase
The net result is a rapid “over in a flash” and high
resolution chromatography.
7. • Glass columns with
silica gel
• Separation is very slow
(typically many hours)
• End of the run, silica
gel must be removed
• Both time consuming
and hazardous
• Pre-packed plastic
cartridges
• Solvent is pumped through
the cartridge and
separation is rapid
• Much quicker and more
reproducible
• Remaining solvent flushed
out of the column using
pressurized gas
Column vs Flash Chromatography
• Cloumn Chromatography • Flash Chromatography
9. Theory
• Chromatography exploits the differences in partitioning
behaviour between a mobile phase and a stationary phase
to separate the components in a mixture.
• Compounds of the mixture interact with the stationary
phase based on charge, relative solubility or adsorption.
• The retention is a measure of the speed at which a
substance moves in a chromatographic system.
10. Principle
• The principle is that the eluent is, under gas pressure
(normally nitrogen or compressed air) rapidly pushed
through a short glass column.
• The glass column is packed with an adsorbent of
defined particle size with large inner diameter.
• The most used stationary phase is silica gel 40 –63
μm, but obviously packing with other particle sizes
can be used as well.
11. principle
• Particles smaller than 25 μm should only be used with very low
viscosity mobile phases, because otherwise the flow rate would
be very low.
• Normally gel beds are about 15 cm high with working
pressures of 1.5 – 2.0 bars.
• In the meantime, however, and parallel to HPLC, reversed
phase materials are used more frequently in flash
chromatography.
• The computerized system control the Working of Flash
chromatography.
12. SELECTION OF STATIONARY PHASE
• The most important stationary phase in column
chromatography is silica.
• Silica gel (SiO2) and alumina (Al2O3) are two
adsorbents commonly used by the organic chemist for
column chromatography.
• Adsorbent particle size affects how the solvent flows
through the column.
• Smaller particles (higher mesh values {70-230} ) are
used for flash chromatography; larger particles (lower
mesh values {230-400}) are used for gravity
chromatography.
• The amount of silica gel depends on the Rf difference of
the compounds to be separated, and on the amount of
sample.
13. Adsorbents which are mainly used in flash
chromatography
• Silica: Slightly acidic medium. Best for ordinary
compounds, good separation is achieved.
• Alumina: Basic or neutral medium. Can be effective for
easy separations, and purification of amines.
• Reverse phase silica: The most polar compounds elute
fastest, the most non-polars lowest.
14. Solvent Systems
• Flash column chromatography is usually
carried out with a mixture of two solvents,
with a polar and a nonpolar component.
• 1.Hydrocarbons: pentane, petroleum ether ,
hexanes.
• 2. Ether and dichloromethane (very similar
polarity)
• 3. Ethyl acetate
15. The most common two-component
solvent system
• Ether/Petroleum Ether
• Ether/Hexane
• Ether/Pentane
• Ethyl Acetate/Hexane
• Methanol/Dichloromethane
18. Parts of flash chromatography
• 1.Pump Systems.
Pump Controller.
• 2. Sample Injection Systems.
• 3.Glass Columns, Filling Sets & Column
Valves.
• 4. Pre columns.
• 5.Fraction Collector.
• 6. Detectors and Chart Recorders.
• 7.Computerize LCD Display.
19. Pump Systems
Pump Controller :-
• A pressure range up to either 10 bar or 50 bar gives optimum separation results for
a broad range of applications.
• The pump modules can be controlled by three different units.
Pump Controller C610
Pump Manager C615
Control Unit C620
• Pump Controller C-610
• The Pump Controller C-610 for one Pump Module C-601 is designed for isocratic
separations.
• The flow rate can be easily adjusted by turning a knob and is indicated by a large
illuminated LCD-display.
• Delivered with a overpressure sensor for maximum safety.
20. Pump Manager C-615
The Pump Manager C-615 is designed for both isocratic and
gradient separations.
Fast operation, easy programming and a large graphical display
allows a quick and easy set up.
The unit has Input/Outputs for 2 solvent valves and level sensors and
includes a pressure sensor and mixing chamber.
Control Unit C-620
The Control Unit C-620 in combination with Sepacore Control
provides precise control of the chromatography system.
The following components can be connected to the Control Unit C-
620
2 to 4 Pump Modules C-601 or C- 605
Up to 2 Fraction Collectors
Up to 8 Detectors e. g. UV, RIS equential Modules C-623 or C-625
for automatic sequential chromatography on up to 5 columns
21. Pump Module C-601, 10 bar :-
• The Pump Controller C-610 with a Pump Module C-601 is used
for fast isocratic Flash separations.
• No programming is needed
• The pump module provides a constant, pulse-free flow from 2.5
to 250 ml/min and ensures reproducible, fast separation at a
maximum working pressure of 10 bar/145 psi.
Pump Module C-605, 50 bar :-
The Pump Manager C-615 with a Pump Module C-601/C-605 is
used for isocratic Flash separations.
Pump Manager C-615 :-
The Pump Manager C-615 with two Pump Modules C-601/C-
605 for binary solvent gradients.
The efficient solvent mixing under pressure and the pulsation
free solvent flow eliminate vapour bubbles and result in
maximum separation performance.
23. Glass Columns :-
• A wide range of columns offer maximum flexibility for
every situation.
• Depending on the nature and the quantity of the sample
offers a series of column types which vary in form, size
and performance.
24. Plastic +Glass Column :-
• Plastic+Glass-coated Glass Columns are available for larger amounts of
samples and higher pressure applications on a high safety level.
Precolumns
Pre column are minimizing dead volumes and enhance the life time of the main
column by trapping contaminants.
The small Pre column, fits to Glass Columns of inner diameter of ID 15, 26, 36
and 49 mm.
The large Pre column, fits to Glass Columns of ID 70 and 100 mm inner
diameter.
Filling Sets for Glass Columns
Dry Filling Set :-
The Dry Filling Set is employed for filling glass columns with silica gel using
compressed gas.
Silica gel in the size range of 25 –200micro meters can be packed with this
method.
25.
26. • Two different methods are used to load the column.
Wet Method
Dry Method
27. In the wet method, the sample to be purified(or separated into
components) is dissolved in a small amount of solvent, such as
hexanes, acetone, or other solvent.
This solution is loaded onto the column.
Sometimes the solvent choice to load the sample onto the column
is more polar than the eluting solvents. In this case, if we use the
wet method of column loading, it is critical that we only use a few
drops of solvent to load the sample.
If we use too much solvent, the loading solvent will interfere with
the elution and hence the purification or separation of the mixture.
In such cases, the dry method of column loading is recommended
28.
29. • First dissolve the sample to be analysed in the minimum
amount of solvent and add about 100 mg of silica gel.
• The mixture until the solvent evaporates and only a dry
powder remains.
• Place the dry powder on a folded piece of weighing paper
and transfer it to the top of the prepared column.
• Add fresh eluting solvent to the top now we are ready to
begin the elution process.
30.
31. • Add a good part of elution solvent to the column.
• Apply pressure to force the solvent through the column by pressing with a
pipette bulb.
• The pressure should be the minimum necessary to keep a steady stream
coming out of the column.
• The collection beaker is changed as soon as the colored compound begins
to elute.
• The process is complicated if the compound is not colored.
• In such experiments, equal sized fractions are collected sequentially and
carefully labelled for later analysis.
32. Fast and economic methods for the synthesis laboratory.
Ideal for the separation of compounds up to gram
quantities.
No expensive equipment required.
ideal way transfers results from TLC to CLC.
Automated changes between normal phase and reversed
phase chromatography.
33. Natural Products/Nutraceuticals Application:
• Separation and Isolation of α-Santalol and β-Santalol from Sandalwood Extraction.
• Isolation and Purification of Flavonoids from Ginkgo Biloba Leaves Extract.
• Isolation and Purification of Catechins from Green Tea Extract .
• In Purification of GallaChinensis.
Isolation and Purification of Ginsenosides from Red Panax Ginseng Extract.
Carbohydrate Application
Purification of Conjugated Quercetin and Rutinose.
Impurity Isolation of Valproic Acid from Cyclodextrine During Encapsulation.
Isolation ofAminosugar and Acarbose .
Isolation of Aminoglycoside Antibiotics.
Lipids Application:
1.Purification of Fatty Acid Methyl Esters (FAMEs).
2. Purification of a Mixture of Glycerides, Mono- , Di-, and Tristearin.
3. Purification of Sterols.
34. Pharmaceutical/SmallMolecules Application
In Anti-malarial Drug Purification in Drug Discovery.
Mestranol Purification During Chemical Synthesis.
In Impurity Isolation During Drug Purification.
Bile Acid Purification During Lead Generation in Drug
Discovery.
35. • Purification of drug is an important step in any branch of
research.
• Preparative chromatography is used to separate the
components of a mixture for more advanced use and is
thus a form of purification.
• Flash Chromatography can be alternative to preparative
HPLC as it saves time and solvent.