Superior Chromatographic Performance Recommended anion-exchange column for separation of haloacetic acids prior to MS or MS/MS detection

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columns IonPac AS Anion-Exchange Column The IonPac AS is a highcapacity, hydroxide-selective anion exchange column designed for separation of haloacetic acids (HAAs) and bromate in drinking water prior to detection with mass spectrometry. The IonPac AS 50 mm column format was specifically developed for use with MS or MS/MS, and is specified in U.S. EPA Method 557. This column can also be used for determination of trace bromate using two-dimensional ion chromatography, and it is ideal for development of specialized applications using Reagent Free Ion Chromatography (RFIC ) systems with gradient elution. Superior Chromatographic Performance Recommended anion-exchange column for separation of haloacetic acids prior to MS or MS/MS detection Optimized for hydroxide mobile phases High capacity: 0 µeq per column. ( 50 mm column) Determine HAAs in high-ionic strength matrices without sample pretreatment Can operate at ambient or elevated temperatures; column selectivity is optimized for 5 C to ensure reproducible recoveries for haloacetic acids Compatible with HPLC organic solvents to enhance analyte solubility, modify column selectivity, or for effective column clean up Passion. Power. Productivity. Ready to use internal standards for haloacetic acid analysis using electrospray mass spectrometric detection High Efficiency Particle Structure The IonPac AS column was developed using a unique polymer synthesis technology. The stationary phase consists of a novel, hyper-branched anion-exchange condensation polymer, electrostatically attached to the surface of a sulfonated wide-pore polymeric substrate. The resin capacity is not only controlled through the number of alternating coating cycles, but also through the use of Aggregate Monolith Technology. Aggregate Monolith Technology utilizes resin agglomerates produced by combining two oppositely charged resins, then packing these resin agglomerates into a column before adding the final two layers of the monomer and amine. This achieves higher capacity while still maintaing high chromatographic efficiency and reasonable column pressure. The AS mm

uses a high-capacity resin (0 µeq per column) with optimized selectivity for the haloacetic acids and other anions in drinking water. TEM of Bead Cross section Cartoon of Surface Modification Determination of Haloacetic Acids in Drinking Water Using IC-MS/MS Haloacetic acids containing chlorine and bromine are formed during the chlorination disinfection of drinking water. The presence of haloacetic acids in drinking water has been linked to several adverse effects including bladder, kidney, and colorectal cancer. The AS column can separate the following HAAs: Monochloroacetic acid (MCAA) Dichloroacetic acid (DCAA) Trichloroacetic acid (TCAA) Monobromoacetic acid (MBAA) Dibromoacetic acid (DBAA) Tribromoacetic acid (TBAA) Bromochloroacetic acid (BCAA) Dibromochloroacetic acid (DBCAA) Dichlorobromoacetic acid (DCBAA) Five HAAs including MCAA, DCAA, TCAA, MBAA, and DBAA are cited in the U.S. EPA haloacetic acid regulation. This regulation requires that the total of these five HAAs does not exceed a maximum concentration (MCL) of 0 µg/l. All drinking water plants in the United States must determine the HAA level in drinking water. The IonPac AS column is designed for analysis of haloacetic acids by IC-MS/MS in high ionic strength matrices. Figure shows determination of haloacetic acids in a drinking water sample using a potassium hydroxide gradient delivered by the Eluent Generator. Low µg/l (ppb) levels of haloacetic acids can easily be determined using MS/MS detection. SEM of SMP Bead Figure. Structure of an IonPac AS packing particle. 7500 Intensity, cps 500 0 Column: IonPac AG, AS mm Temperature. 5 C Flow Rate: 0.0 ml/min Inj. Volume: 00 µl Suppressor: ASRS MS, mm Detector: API 000, MRM mode Solvent: Acetonitrile, 0.0 ml/min KOH Gradient: Conc. (mm) Time (min) 7.0 0.0 7.0 8.0 8.0.5 0.0.8 0.0 5.8 7.0 5.0 7.0 0.0 5 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 50 55 0 API 000 Conditions Analyte MRM Transitions DP (volts) FP (volts) EP (volts) CE (volts) CXP (volts) Chloroacetic acid 9/5 0 00 0 Dichloroacetic acid 7/8 50 7 Bromoacetic acid.8/78.8 50 7 Trihloroacetic acid /7 90 8 Bromochloroacetic acid 7/79 00 8 8 Dibromoacetic acid 5/79 0.5 0 Tribromoacetic acid 50./79 50 5 Bromodichloroacetic acid 79/79 00.5 Chlorodibromoacetic acid 07/79 0 5 0 7 8 9 70 Peaks: µg/l (ppb). Chloroacetic acid. Bromoacetic acid. Dichloroacetic acid. Bromochloroacetic acid 5. Dibromoacetic acid. Trichloroacetic acid 7. Bromodichloroacetic acid 8. Chlorodibromoacetic acid 9. Tribromoacetic acid 0 Figure. Determination of haloacetic acids using the IonPac AS column and MS/MS detection.

Determination of Haloacetic Acids Using IC-MS The IonPac AS can also be used for determination of haloacetic acids using IC-MS with a potassium hydroxide gradient. This method combines a RFIC system with matrix diversion of common salts prior to MS detection. This method is both sensitive and selective when used for determination of haloacetic acids as shown in Figure. Determination of Trace Bromate Using Two-Dimensional Ion Chromatography The AS column can be used with suppressed conductivity detection for determination of bromate. Using a two-dimensional ion chromatography system, trace concentrations can be determined in drinking water samples as shown in Figure. For further information, refer to Application Note 87. 00% Relative Abundance 0 Column: IonPac AS, mm Eluent: KOH gradient Flow Rate: 0. ml/min Suppressor: ASRS MS Postcolumn Solvent: Acetonitrile, 0. ml/min Column Temp.: 5 C Inj. Volume: 00 µl Detector: MSQ Plus, -ESI, 00 C, kv Concentration: 7.00 mm, Peaks (all 00 µg/l): SIM m/z Cone Voltage. Chloroacetate 9 5. Bromoacetate 7 0. C-Bromoacetate ISTD 9 5. Dichloroacetate 7 0 5. Dibromoacetate.8 0. Trichloroacetate 0 0.00 mm 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 Figure. Determination of haloacetic acids using the IonPac AS column and MS detection. 5 8.00 Second-Dimension Conditions Column: IonPac AG, AS, mm Flow Rate: 0.5 ml/min Eluent: Potassium hydroxide, 0 mm KOH from 0 to min, 5 mm KOH from. to 5 min Detection: Suppressed conductivity, ASRS ULTRA II mm, AutoSuppression external water mode Current: ma Conc. Column: IonPac TAC-ULP (5 5 mm) Cut Volume: ml Temperature: 0 C Sample: A) Unfortified Drinking Water B B) Fortified Drinking Water B A B Peaks:. Bromate.9.9 µg/l.5 µs B A 0.5 0 0 0 0 0 Figure. Determination of trace concentrations of bromate using the IonPac AS column with two-dimensional ion chromatography.

Extended Application Capabilities The unique selectivity and high capacity of the IonPac AS makes it an ideal column for development of specialized applications, providing excellent separation of environmental anions including inorganic anions, oxyhalides, oxyanions, and organic acids using potassium hydroxide eluent. Using gradient elution, these analytes are easily separated in less than 7 minutes as shown in Figure 5. References. Stage Disinfectants and Disinfection Byproducts Rule: A Quick Reference Guide, p., US EPA, 8 µs Column: IonPac AG, AS mm Eluent Source: EGC II KOH Cartridge Eluent: Potassium hydroxide, 5 mm to 5 mm KOH from 0 to 0 min, 5 mm to 0 mm KOH from 0 to 0 min, 0 mm to 0 mm KOH from 0 to 8 min Temperature: 5 C Flow Rate: 0. ml/min Inj. Volume: 5 µl Detection: Suppressed conductivity, ASRS ULTRA II mm, AutoSuppression recycle mode 8-F-0-00 0 8 0 8 7 0 5 7 8 Figure 5. Separation of various anions including inorganic anions, organic acids, oxyanions and oxyhalides on an IonPac AS column using a potassium hydroxide eluent delivered by an Eluent Generator. 9 0 Peaks: mg/l (ppm). Fluoride 5. Acetate 5. Formate 5. Chlorite 5 5. Bromate 5. Chloride 5 7. Trifluoroacetate 5 8. Nitrite 5 9. Sulfate 5 5 7 0. Chlorate 5. Bromide 5. Oxalate 5. Nitrate 5. Phosphate 0 5. Arsenate 0. Thiosulfate 0 7. Chromate 0 8. Citrate 0 9. Isocitrate 0 8 9 SPECIFICATIONS Dimensions: IonPac AS Analytical column: 50 mm IonPac AG Guard column: 50 mm Maximum Operating Pressure: 000 psi Mobile Phase Compatibility: ph 0 ; 0 00% HPLC solvents Substrate Characteristics: Analytical column: Supermacroporous resin Bead diameter (µm): 7.0 µm Pore size: 000 Å Crosslinking (%DVB): 55% Guard Column: Microporous resin Bead diameter (µm): µm Pore size: <0 Å Crosslinking (%DVB): 55% Ion-Exchange Group: Functional group: alkanol quaternary ammonium ion Functional Group Characteristics: Hydrophobicity: Ultralow Capacity: 0 µeq ( 50 mm column).5 µeq ( 50 mm column) Column Construction: PEEK with 0- threaded ferrule-style end fittings. All components are nonmetallic.

ORDERING INFORMATION In the U.S. call -800--90, or contact the Dionex Regional Office nearest you. Outside the U.S., order through your local Dionex office or distributor. Refer to the following part numbers. IonPac AS Columns IonPac AS Analytical Column ( 50 mm)...p/n 05 IonPac AG Guard Column ( 50 mm)...p/n 05 Haloacetic Acid Internal Standards Monochloroacetic acid MCAA--C, 000 µg/ml...p/n 090 Monobromoacetic acid MBAA--C, 000 µg/ml...p/n 0907 Dichloroacetic Acid DCAA--C, 000 µg/ml...p/n 0908 Trichloroacetic Acid TCAA--C, 000 µg/ml...p/n 0909 RFIC and Reagent Free are trademarks and ASRS, AutoSuppression, and IonPac are registered trademarks of Dionex Corporation. Passion. Power. Productivity. Dionex Corporation 8 Titan Way P.O. Box 0 Sunnyvale, CA 9088-0 North America U.S. (87) 95-7500 Canada (905) 8-950 South America Europe Austria () 5 5 Benelux () 0 8 978; () 5 9 Denmark (5) 90 90 France () 9 0 0 0 Germany (9) 99 0 Ireland (5) 00 Italy (9) 0 5 7 Sweden () 8 7 80 Asia Pacific Switzerland () 05 99 United Kingdom () 7 Brazil (55) 7 50 5 97 (08) 77-0700 www.dionex.com Australia () 90 5 China (85) 8 8 India (9) 7 75 Japan (8) 885 Korea (8) 5 580 Singapore (5) 89 90 Taiwan (88) 875 55 LPN 97-0 PDF /08 008 Dionex Corporation