Varian 385-LC. ELSD for Low Molecular Weight Compounds

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D ATA S H E E T Varian 8-LC EVAPORATIVE LIGHT SCATTERING DETECTOR ELSD for Low Molecular Weight Compounds Evaporative light scattering detectors are ideal for detecting analytes with no UV chromophore as they do not rely on the optical properties of a compound. The Varian 8-LC Evaporative Light Scattering Detector is the latest high performance ELS detector from Varian Polymer Laboratories, with almost 0 years experience in the design and manufacture of evaporative light scattering detectors. The Varian 8-LC Evaporative Light Scattering Detector is the only ELSD that delivers sub-ambient operation, for unrivalled detection of thermally labile analytes. Designed for the analysis of all compounds, the Varian 8-LC delivers evaporation down to 0 C, providing maximum sensitivity for compounds with significant volatility below 0 C. Programmable control of gas flow and temperature during an injection eliates solvent gradient effects and maximizes response for improved accuracy. To detect everything you inject with high sensitivity, the Varian 8-LC is the ELSD of choice for all applications. Key Benefits High sensitivity provides superb responses for all compounds, down to low nanogram levels. Superb reproducibility below % gives reliable and accurate results. Sub-ambient operation using a Peltier cooled evaporation tube delivers temperatures down to 0 C, preventing degradation of the thermally labile compounds that other ELSDs cannot detect. Multi-vendor software control and data acquisition using Varian s Galaxie chromatography data system, and other vendors interfaces, eliates the need for an analog to digital converter. Real-time control during an injection via programmable Dimension Software maintains maximum sensitivity throughout the run. Rapid heating and cooling of the evaporator tube imizes equilibration time and increases sample throughput. Real-time gas programg eliates solvent enhancement effects during gradient elution, for excellent quantification. Full DMSO transparency ensures that responses from early eluting compounds are not hidden. Low dispersion and high-speed data output rates are the perfect match for Fast LC applications. Fully integrated with the Varian 90-LC analytical HPLC system for the complete chromatographic solution. Complementary to LC/MS.

Varian 8-LC Evaporative Light Scattering Detector The Varian 8-LC is an advanced evaporative light scattering detector from Polymer Laboratories, now a part of Varian, Inc. The 8-LC delivers sub-ambient evaporation down to 0 C, providing maximum sensitivity for compounds with significant volatility below ambient temperature. The instrument benefits from fast data output rates and extremely low dispersion for Fast LC, and delivers a universal response down to the low-nanogram range for truly representative analysis. Reproducibility is less than % for improved consistency of results. The Varian 8-LC offers real time gas management that eliates solvent effects to give a constant response across a gradient. Control and digital data collection come as standard for multi-vendor platforms and so there is no need for an analog to digital converter. On-the-fly adjustment of light source intensity can save time during a run. All this in the smallest footprint around. Being complementary to LC/MS, and offering unrivalled flexibility and sensitivity, the Varian 8-LC is the ELSD of choice for the most demanding applications. Varian s Family of Evaporative Light Scattering Detectors ELS detection is the powerful alternative to RI and UV inject it and detect it, right down to low nanogram levels. ELSDs provide a universal response independent of the optical properties of the analyte and so there is no loss of important information. You can use Varian s ELSDs for a very wide range of analytical techniques, including HPLC (analytical and preparative), LC/MS, SFC, high throughput screening, GPC/SEC, TREF and GPEC. The range of application areas is equally broad, encompassing pharmaceuticals, nutraceuticals, combinatorial libraries, carbohydrates, lipids, phopspholipids, triglycerides, fatty acids, ao acids, polymers and surfactants. Choose the right Varian ELSD for your needs. HPLC analysis: Non-volatile compounds Semi-volatile compounds Highly volatile compounds Ambient GPC analysis High temperature GPC analysis Varian 8-LC Column: Polaris C8 µm, 0 x.6 mm Eluent: Water:Acetonitrile : Flow Rate:.0 ml/ Injection Volume: 0 µl Detection: Varian 8-LC (neb = 0 o C, evap = 0 o C, gas =. SLM) prednisone Varian 80-LC PL-ELS 000 yes yes yes yes yes x yes x x yes yes yes x x yes Instrument Qualification - IQ, OQ All Varian Polymer Laboratories ELSD detectors are rigorously tested to a high specification before they are shipped, and detailed IQ, OQ documentation is included with every unit. In addition, our detectors can be incorporated into any HPLC system, and a complete Qualification Workbook is provided to help you. Uniform Mass Response The Varian 8-LC is not dependent on a compound s optical properties and so it provides a more uniform response than UV-VIS, making it the ideal detector for purity analysis or where calibration standards are not available. As the Varian 8-LC delivers sub-ambient evaporation down to 0 C, it provides maximum sensitivity for compounds with significant volatility below 0 C. For non-volatile compounds, where temperatures of 00 C or above are required, the Varian 80-LC is the instrument of choice. The PL-ELS 000 is designed for routine HPLC and GPC, including high boiling point solvents. dexamethasone UV @ 80 nm Varian 8-LC For further information on Varian s other ELSDs, see our datasheets Varian 80-LC and PL-ELS 000. 0 Figure. The Varian 8-LC ELSD delivers a more uniform mass response than UV from a : mixture. Page

Varian 8-LC Evaporative Light Scattering Detector Varian ELSDs - Better by Design Evaporative light scattering detection involves a three stage process.. Nebulization utilizing an inert gas stream to form a plume of uniformly sized droplets.. Evaporation of the eluent generating a plume of nonvolatile solute particles.. Optical detection where the intensity of scattered light is proportional to the mass of solute passing through the optical chamber. Fast LC The excellent baseline stability across steep gradients and low dispersion characteristics combined with fast data output rates makes the Varian 8-LC ideal for Fast LC. Sample: Tertiary aols Column: C8 µm, 0 x. mm Eluent A: Water + 0. % Formic acid Eluent B: Acetonitrile + 0. % Formic acid Gradient: -9 % B in Flow Rate:. ml/ Injection Volume: 0 µl Detection: Varian 8-LC (neb=0 o C, evap=0 o C, gas=. SLM) Nebulization Efficient nebulization using low gas flow rates is a feature of Varian ELS detectors. Independent nebulizer temperature control and digital gas flow control provide excellent stability and reproducibility. Baseline noise is imized by the removal of any poorly nebulized eluent via a drain port. Evaporation The nebulized stream passes through an independently temperature-controlled evaporator tube where solvent is removed at high temperature, leaving the less volatile solute particles behind. The Varian 8-LC features patented gas flow control technology with a short evaporator tube that gives an extremely low swept volume for imal peak dispersion. This provides maximum resolution from the separation, especially important for work with small columns. 0 Figure. The Varian 8-LC ELSD provides a stable baseline even across steep, high speed gradients. Unrivalled Uniform Response across a Gradient The Varian 8-LC is unique in its ability to control gas flows during a run to produce a uniform detector response across a gradient. This real-time benefit offers an alternative approach to mobile phase compensation when quantifying unknowns under gradient conditions. Column: Pursuit C8 µm, 0 x. mm Eluent A: Water Eluent B: Acetonitrile Gradient: -9 % B in 0 Flow Rate:.0 ml/ Injection Volume: 0 µl (every ) Detection: Varian 8-LC (neb=0 o C, evap=0 o C) gas inlet detector Gas control off eluent inlet liquid waste light source Gas control on Optical detection The solute particles are detected as they pass through the optical chamber. The high power LED and advanced design of the electronics delivers maximum sensitivity. UK Patent 00.8, US Patent 6/087 0 6 8 0 Figure. Real-time gas control using Dimension Software provides unrivalled uniformity across a gradient. Page

Varian 8-LC Evaporative Light Scattering Detector Sub-ambient ELSD The Varian 8-LC s unique cooled evaporation zone provides sub-ambient operation to deliver unrivalled detection of low molecular weight compounds not seen by other ELS detectors. Sample: Parabens Peak Identification Column: Pursuit C8 µm, 0 x. mm. Methyl paraben Eluent A: Water. Ethyl paraben. Propyl paraben Eluent B: Acetonitrile. Butyl paraben Gradient: -70 % B in ; 70-9 % B in. Heptyl paraben Flow Rate: 0. ml/ Injection Volume: 0 µl Detection: Varian 8-LC (neb=0 o C, evap as shown, gas=. SLM) Fast Temperature Switching For higher throughput of samples, the unique Varian 8-LC features rapid temperature equilibration - the detector cools from 0 o C to 0 o C, and vice versa, in just over five utes. In addition to the enhanced detection of semi-volatile compounds, the temperature controlled evaporator tube on the Varian 8-LC allows the user to rapidly change between temperature programs. 0 0 o C temp o C 0 0 o C 0 0 9 0.. Figure. Improved detection of parabens using sub-ambient ELSD with the Varian 8-LC (parabens mixture injected at 00 ng except heptyl at 60 ng). Superb RSD Excellent reproducibility below % gives reliable and accurate results - you can have complete confidence in your data. Column: Pursuit C8 µm, 0 x.6 mm Eluent: Water:Acetonitrile 0:60 Flow Rate:.0 ml/ Injection Volume: 0 µl Detection: Varian 8-LC (neb=0 C, evap=0 C, gas=. SLM).6.8 0 Figure. Fifty caffeine injections produce an RSD of.7 %, demonstrating the superb reproducibility of the Varian 8-LC. 0 o C Figure 6. Fast temperature equilibration with the Varian 8-LC. DMSO Transparency for High Throughput Screening The vast majority of combinatorial libraries screened by high throughput methods are stored in dimethylsulfoxide (DMSO). UV and mass spectrometry will miss potential drug compounds that have no UV chromophore and so ELSD is commonly used. However, at the low evaporator temperatures required to detect volatile components, the presence of DMSO in the sample can mask the response of early eluting compounds. In the Varian 8-LC, the addition of a carefully controlled stream of gas to the evaporation step enables complete removal of the DMSO to take place without increasing the operating temperature. gas=. SLM Sample: mg/ml in DMSO Column: µm, 0 x.6 mm Eluent: 0. % HFBA in Water Eluent B: 0. % HFBA in Acetonitrile Gradient: -0 % B in 0 0-80 % B in Flow Rate:.0 ml/ Injection Volume: 0 µl Detector: Varian 8-LC (neb = C, evap = C, gas as shown) DMSO gas=.8 SLM 0 Figure 7. Increasing gas flow on the Varian 8-LC gives DMSO transparency. Page

Varian 8-LC Evaporative Light Scattering Detector Adding Value to LC/MS The Varian 8-LC is fully complementary to LC/MS. The instrument can provide better data and support information for compounds that do not fly well on mass spectrometers, such as haloperidol, enhancing the value of your LC/MS system. LC/MS Varian 8-LC ELSD Peak Identification. Haloperidol. Haloperidol metabolite. Haloperidol metabolite ( µg of each on column). 7. 0. 7. 0 Figure 8. Coupling the Varian 8-LC with LC/MS reveals much greater detail in the analysis of haloperidol and its metabolites. Use of the sophisticated Varian 8-LC software ensures improved detection of compounds not normally amenable to LC/MS. Page

Varian 8-LC Evaporative Light Scattering Detector Specification Varian 8-LC Light source Detector LED 80 nm (Class LED Product) Photomultiplier tube digital signal processing Temperature range Evaporator OFF, 0-80 C ( C increments) Nebulizer OFF, - 90 C ( C increments) Gas requirements Flow rate 0.9 SLM to. SLM @ C with integrated controlled gas shutoff valve Eluent flow rate Analogue output Digital output Communication Instrument operation PC operation (software) Power requirements Detector status Pressure operating range 0. - ml/ 0 - V FSD bit digital data, 0 or 0 Hz Serial (RS) Remote Start Input Remote A/Z Contact closure 60 00 psi ( - 6.7 bar) TTL Graphical vacuum fluorescent display with keypad Real-time control via ELSD Dimension Software Ten predefined methods Galaxie Chromatography Software, standalone control software utilities, Chromeleon Software, ChemStation Control Software, EZChrom Elite Control Software (released later in 008) 90/0V AC or 0/0V AC 0/60 Hz A max Standby, run Size Unpackaged 00 x 0 x mm (w x d x h) Weight Unpackaged kg Safety features Gas shut off valve, vapor and leak detection Ordering Information Product Description Varian 8-LC (0 V) Varian 8-LC (0 V) Varian ELSD Dimension Software Varian ELSD Driver for ChemStation Part Number PL0890-0 PL0890-0 PL0890-07 PL0890-080 Galaxie LC Driver Software 80000 Varian, Inc. www.varianinc.com North America: 800.96.000, 9.99.00 Europe The Netherlands:.8.67.000 Asia Pacific Australia: 6.960.7 Latin America Brazil:..8.000 Other sales offices and dealers throughout the world check our Web site GC LC MS GPC/SEC AA ICP ICP-MS UV-Vis-NIR FT-IR Fluorescence Dissolution NMR MRI FTMS Consumables Data Systems Polymer Laboratories (PL), the PL Logo, Galaxie, Polaris, Pursuit, Chromeleon, EZChrom Elite, Varian and the Varian Logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Varian, Inc. in the U.S. and other countries. SI-88 0/08 Printed in UK 008 Varian, Inc.