Basics in Solid Phase Extraction (SPE)
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1 Basics in Solid Phase Extraction (SPE) Claudia Thiele, Sigma Aldrich Taufkirchen Euroanalysis 2011 Belgrade Lunch Symposium
2 Agenda The Importance of Sample Prep Overview of SPE Technology SPE Strategies SPE for Pesticide Analysis
3 Analytical Chromatography Heaven Short run times Baseline resolution Symmetric peak shape Good S/N ratio No misleading peaks High precision/accuracy
4 The Importance of Sample Preparation
5 Real World & Real Samples The Importance of Sample Preparation Urine Sample without SPE Urine Sample with SPE Time (min) Time (min)
6 Why is sample preparation required? Collected Sample GC, HPLC, or LC-MS/MS Analysis X Current Sample = Unsuitable for further analysis!!! Why? Too dirty- contains other sample matrix components that interfere with the analysis Too dilute- analyte(s) not concentrated enough for quantitative detection Present sample matrix not compatible with or harmful to the chromatographic column/system
7 Sources of Chromatographic Errors Contaminiation 4% Sample introduction 6% Interation 6% Chromatography 7% Sample Preparation 30% Instrument 8% Calibration 9% Column 11% Operator 19% Source: LC/GC Magazin
8 Time Spend on Analytical Process Collection 6% Analysis 6% Data Management 27% Sample Processing 61% Quelle: LC/GC Magazin
9 Many Tools/Technology for Sample Prep Simpler Generic Methodology Less Selective Minimal Sample Cleanup & Concentration Dilute and Shoot Filtration Protein Precipitation Equilibrium dialysis/ ultrafiltration Liquid Liquid Extraction Solid Phase Microextraction (SPME) Solid Phase Extraction (SPE) Turbulent Flow Chromatography Monolithic Chromatography Immunoaffinity More Complicated Requires Method Dev Greater Selectivity Optimal Sample Cleanup & Concentration
10 Overview of Solid Phase Extraction (SPE)
11 Basic SPE Concept Serological Grade Polypropylene or Glass Tube Another form of chromatography Hardware = plastic (polypropylene) or glass Sorbent held in place by two PE frits Packing material is very similar to HPLC Often irregular shape vs. spherical (HPLC) Much larger particle size (>50µm) vs. HPLC ( 5µm) SPE particle size distribution much broader than HPLC Use it only once Polyethylene, SS or Teflon Frits (20µm pores) SPE Packing Luer Tip
12 SPE Tube Device Processing Equipment (24- und 12- Port) Disposable Liner (DL) No Risk for Crosscontamination
13 SPE Advantages & Disadvantages Disadvantages Perceived difficulty to master its usage (method development) Wide range of chemistries, many choices for manipulating solvent and ph conditions make it difficult to grasp More steps and MD time required Greater cost per sample (really?) Advantages Greater selectivity- paramount importance Wide variety of sample matrices High recoveries & good reproducibility Amenable to automation Low solvent volumes (e.g. bioanalysis (pg/ml))
14 Three different SPE Strategies Which one to choose depends on the goal of the extraction. 1. Bind & Elute Strategy Most common Bind: Analytes bind to tube, unwanted matrix comp. are washed off Elute: Eluant changed to remove analytes from tube Analytes are concentrated via evaporation prior to HPLC or GC analysis 2. Interference Removal Strategy Bind all unwanted matrix components and allow analytes to pass through during the sample loading stage Like chemical filtration 3. Fractionation Strategy (Form of Bind Elute) Retain and sequentially elute different classes of compounds by modifying eluant ph or % organic
15 General Steps of an SPE Procedure (Bind & Elute) 1. Sample Pre-treatment 4. Washing 2. Conditioning & Equilibration 5. Elution 3. Sample Load 6. Evaporation 1) Sample Pre-treatment: Dependent on analyte, sample matrix, and nature of retention chemistry; involves ph adjustment, centrifugation, filtration, dilution, buffer addition, etc.. 2a) Conditioning: Solvent is passed through the SPE material to wet the bonded functional groups => ensures consistent interaction. 2b) Equilibration: Sorbent/ phase is treated with a solution that is similar (in polarity, ph, etc.) to the sample matrix => maximizes retention.
16 General Steps of an SPE Procedure (Bind & Elute) 3) Sample Load: Introduction of the sample = analytes of interest are bound/ extracted onto the phase/ sorbent. 4) Washing: Selectively remove unwanted interferences co-extracted with the analyte without prematurely eluting analytes of interest. 5) Elution: Removing analytes of interest with a solvent that overcomes the primary and secondary retention interactions b/w sorbent and analytes of interest. 6) Evaporation of eluent/ reconstitution with mobile phase (optional).
17 Bind-elute strategy diagram (Filtered) sample with internal standard (IS) Analytes of interest in suitable matrix 1) Apply sample to SPE tube 2) Apply wash solvent 3) Apply elution solvent 4) Evaporate elution solvent, reconstitute in e.g. mobile Phase Original sample (analytes & IS in a matrix) HPLC or GC analysis Must first condition & equilibrate SPE tube Matrix fraction = waste Analyte fraction A dilute solution of analytes & IS in the elution solvent Purified & concentrated analytes & IS
18 Interference removal strategy diagram Sample with Internal Standard in Matrix Matrix adsorbed Analytes & IS pass 2) Apply elution solvent 3) Evaporate elution solvent, reconstitute Must first condition & equilibrate SPE tube
19 Fraction strategy diagram Form of Bind and Elute Strategy with multiple elution steps 1) Apply sample to SPE tube 2) Apply Wash solvent 3) Apply elution solvent 1 3) Apply elution solvent 2 4) Evaporate elution solvent, reconstitute Original Sample (analyte & IS In matrix) A dilute solution of analyte and IS in elution solvent Fraction 1 HPLC or GC analysis Must first condition & equilibrate SPE tube Fraction 2 HPLC or GC analysis
20 Understanding Retention Mechanisms
21 Reversed-Phase SPE
22 C18 vs. C8 vs. Ph vs. CN More polar RP sorbents (e.g. CN, Ph) can offer better selectivity High level of interferences caused increased backpressure resulting in HPLC system failure early in run sequence. Blank urine extract on conventional C Time (min) Blank urine extract on DSC-CN
23 C18 vs. C8 vs. Ph vs. CN More polar RP sorbents can offer better selectivity Often allow for weaker & smaller elution volumes Greater risk of premature analyte elution during wash step Requires weaker wash solvents Less risk of sorbent over drying More non-polar RP sorbents Have broader analyte retention range Greater risk insufficient clean-up Allows for stronger wash solvents May require increased elution volume
24 Useful RP SPE Tips Drugs in biological fluids risk drug-protein binding effect Disrupt during sample pre-treatment using 40uL 2% disodium EDTA or 2% formic acid per 100uL plasma Sorbent over drying only a concern during first conditioning step Only critical with C18 & only critical in first conditioning step Phase just needs to be moist during sample addition All other steps non-critical If eluate evaporation necessary, dry SPE tube with vacuum for min. prior to elution to remove residual moisture Pass DCM through SPE before conditioning to remove SPE tube impurities for highly sensitive analyses Reduce bed weight to minimize elution volume Increase bed weight to retain more polar compounds
25 Normal-Phase SPE
26 Common Normal Phase Solvents
27 Ion-Exchange SPE Advantage: Wash with 100% Organic possible very clean Extracts
28 Useful IOX SPE Tips IOX kinetics slower than RP & NP => reduce flow rate Strong vs. weak ion-exchangers Strong = sorbent functional group always ionized regardless of ph Weak = sorbent functional group has controllable pka; commonly used for extracting strong analytes Counter-Ion Selectivity in IOX
29 The Critical Role of ph in SPE Neutral State (Blue) = promotes hydrophobic (RP) interaction Ionized State (Green) = promotes electrostatic (IOX) interaction Ionization of Acidic & Basic Molecules- Acids (e.g., carboxylic acids): (e.g., R-COOH R-COO - ) HA H + + A - (Un-ionized) (ionized) 50% 100% low ph 0% 0% high ph 100% pka of most acids (e.g. COOH) is 3-5 Presence of halogen atom near a carboxy group strengthens acid effect (electron sink) e.g., acetic acid (pka 4.75), monochloro acetic acid (pka 2.85), dichloroacetic acid (pka 1.48) Bases (e.g., amines): (e.g., R-NH 3 + R-NH 2 ) BH + + OH - B (Ionized) (Un-ionized) 50% 100% low ph 0% 0% high ph 100% pka of most amines is 8-11 Aromatic (electron sink) amines have a lower pka than aliphatic amines e.g., Aromatic amines- aniline (pka 4.6), pyridine (pka 5.2); Aliphatic amines- (pka 9.7), dimethylamine (pka 10.7)
30 SPE Phase Selection
31 96-well SPE Method Development Plates Discovery 96-well SPE MD Plate Discovery 96-well SPE
32 Pesticides from Food
33 Supelclean PSA & ENVI-Carb/PSA PSA - Primary Secondary Amine two pka [10.1 and 10.9] -SiCH 2 CH 2 CH 2 NHCH 2 CH 2 NH 2 Better interaction due to two pka values Clean up of e.g. food samples for pesticide analysis from fatty acids organic acids polar pigments sugars Available also in combination with ENVI-Carb material to remove e.g. pigments or sterols
34 Generic elution protocol with ENVI-Carb/PSA dual-layer SPE cartridges 1. Pre-condition the cartridge 5mL acetontrile:toluene (3:1) 2. Load the sample 3. Elute with 25mL acetontrile:toluene (3:1) 4. Collect the eluant 5. Concentrate the eluant down to 1mL.
35 Supelclean PSA / EnVI-Carb/PSA PSA - Primary Secondary Amine two pka [10.1 and 10.9] -SiCH 2 CH 2 CH 2 NHCH 2 CH 2 NH 2 Better interaction due to two pka values Clean up of e.g. food samples for pesticide analysis Also in combination with ENVI-Carbon material More information in T (HYA)
36 Dispersive SPE (dspe): QuEChERS method Pesticides in fruit vegetable further food & feeding Qu E Ch E R S ick asy eap ffective ugged afe M. Anastassiades, S.J. Lehotay, et al., J. AOAC Int. 86, (2003)
37 Official Methods using QuEChERS EN 15662:2008 Foods of plant origin Determination of pesticide residues using GC-MS and/or LC-MS/MS following acetonitrile extraction/ partitioning and cleanup by dispersive SPE QuEChERS-method AOAC Official Method Pesticide Residues in Foods by Acetonitrile Extraction and Partitioning with Magnesium Sulfate.
38 Pesticides in fruit & vegetable former methods Homogenization Extraction Purification Chromatography (LC/GC)
39 Pesticides in fruit & vegetable former methods 10 years ago... Liquid Extraction with dichloromethane followed by gel chromatography and fractionation by silica SPE
40 How does the QuEChERS method work? Weigh in 10 g sample Add 10 ml Acetonitrile Add Internal Standard Shake Add 4 g MgSO 4 and 1 g NaCl, adjust to ph 5-5,5 with citrate buffer Shake & centrifuge Add MgSO 4 and PSA/(GCB) to aliquot Shake & centrifuge Acidify extract to ph ~ 5 Option: Acidic pesticides LC-MSMS Option: Acid labile pesticides LC-MSMS GC-MSD and LC-MSMS
41 QuEChERS method: EU and US
42 QuEChERS method: issues to consider Homogenization with dry ice Extraction: ph adjustment to 5 5,5 Aliquot for acidic pestides before PSA addition GCB for coloured samples (chlorophyll, carotenoids) C18 for lipid containing samples Aliquot for acid labile pesticides before acidification Acidification of purified extract to ph = 5 For GC: use of a PTV (and automated liner exchange) Samples with low water content (< 80 %) e.g. grain, honey, tea, herbs, spices and dried fruit
43 Benefits of the QuEChERS method Fast (8 samples in 30 min instead of 1,5 days) Easy (no elaborate steps) Cheap (centrifuge is only equipment needed) Low amounts of solvents needed (10 ml acetonitrile) Minor use of glass ware
44 The only drawback Work-up takes approx. 30 min. Weighing the salts and SPE material is most tedious Pre-weighed sorbents and salts save work and time High-purity reagents from SiAl Convenient and reliable
45 Thank You!!! ENVI
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