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Solvents and solvent selection for chromatography Prof. Colin F. Poole Department of Chemistry Wayne State University USA

Solvent strength Single parameter estimate of a solvent s ability to cause migration in a chromatographic system Not a fundamental solvent property since it depends on the system Determined by experiment

Solvent selectivity The parameter that distinguished the ability of a solvent to provide separation as well as migration Determined by the solvent s capability to enter into specific intermolecular interactions Dispersion Orientation Induction Hydrogen bonding

ethods for solvent selectivity characterization Solubility parameters No general agreement on how to calculate partial polar solubility parameters Solvent triangle classification Each intermolecular interaction associated with a single prototypical solute Solvatochromic parameters Considers only the polar interactions of a solvent and not its cohesive energy

Prototypical solutes Polar solutes with a single dominant intermolecular l interaction i are virtually unknown All solutes that are hydrogen bonding are simultaneously dipolar Ethanol Nitromethane Dioxane S = 0.42 S = 0.95 S = 0.75 A = 0.37 A = 0.06 A = 0 B = 0.38 B = 0.31 B = 0.64

Solvent selectivity triangle A.R. Johnson,.F. Vitha, J. Chromatogr. A 1218 (2011) 556-586

Cohesive Energy Cavity Formation Reorganization Solute-Solvent Interactions S S S

Solvation parameter model Contains a term to accommodate cavity formation (differences in cohesive energy of solvents) Assigns general properties to solutes based on their capability for simultaneous multiple interactions Dispersion Dipole-type (orientation and induction) Hydrogen bonding (donor and acceptor properties)

Solvation Parameter odel System constants relating to properties of the solvent SP= c + e.e+ a.a + b.b + s.s+ l.l Descriptors relating to solute properties SP = free energy related property

Solute descriptors V is cgowan s Characteristic Volume E is the excess molar refraction S is the solute dipolarity/polarizability A is the effective solute hydrogen-bond acidity B is the effective solute hydrogen-bond basicity L is the gas-liquid partition coefficient at 25 C with hexadecane as a solvent C.F. Poole, S.N. Atapattu, S.K. Poole, A.K. Bell, Anal. Chim. Acta 652 (2009) 32-53.

Solvation parameter model System Solute Free Energy Contribution Constant Descriptor l L Ease of cavity formation (solvent-solvent interactions) Dispersion interactions (solute-solvent interactions) e E Electron lone pair interactions s S Dipole-type interactions a A Solvent hydrogen-bond base-solute hydrogen-bond acid interactions b B Solvent hydrogen-bond acid-solute hydrogen-bond base interactions

Solvent properties Transfer of solutes from the gas phase to a solvent is defined by 5 system constants The system constants are independent of solute identity System constants are calculated from the experimental properties of a number of varied compounds Data requirements established by statistical ti ti parameters

Solvent Properties Solvent System constants e s a b l N-Heptane -0.160 0 0 098 0.98 Chloroform -0.59 1.26 0.28 1.37 0.98 Acetone -0.39 039173 1.73 306 3.06 0 087 0.87 ethanol -0.22 1.17 3.70 1.43 0.77 Trifluoroethanol -0.61 1.46 1.90 4.46 0.63 Water 082274 0.82 2.74 390 3.90 481 4.81-0.21

Alkanes Aromatic Hydrocarbonds Chloroalkaneslk Ethers Ketones Esters Alcohols Water

Group 2 Toluene Chlorobenzene Dichloroethane Dichloromethane Chloroform

Group 3 ethyl t-butyl Ether Diethyl Ether Acetone Ethyl Acetate e s a b l -0.39 173 1.73 306 3.06 0 087 0.87-0.35 1.32 2.89 0 0.92 Acetonitrile Propylene Carbonate

n-alcohols ethanol Ethanol e s a b l -0.22 1.17 3.70 1.43 0.77-0.21 0.79 3.64 1.31 0.85-0.19 0.65 4.02 1.04 0.87-0.20 0.56 3.58 0.70 0.94 Propan-1-ol Octan-1-ol

Solvents behaving independently Formamide Ethylene Glycol Dimethylformamide Dimethyl Sulfoxide Trifluoroethanol Water

Solvents behaving independently Solvent System constants e s a b l Dimethylformamide -0.87 2.11 3.77 0 1.01 Formamide 0.31 2.29 4.13 1.93 0.44 Ethylene Glycol 0.13 1.66 4.46 2.36 0.57 Dimethyl sulfoxide 0.13 2.81 5.47 0 0.73 Tifl Trifluoroethanol l -0.61 061 146 1.46 190 1.90 446 4.46 063 0.63 Water 0.82 2.74 3.90 4.81-0.21

Solvent selection for method development in thin-layer chromatography n-heptane ethanol Toluene Dichloromethane Chloroform ethyl t-butyl t Ether Acetone Acetonitrile Propan-1-ol Formamide Dimethylformamide Trifluoroethanol Water

Solvation parameter model Gas Condensed Phase SP = c + ee + ss + aa + bb + ll Condensed Phase Condensed Phase SP = c + ee +ss +aa +bb +vv SP = free energy related property

Totally organic biphasic systems Heptane Isopentyl Dichloro- Octanol Ether ethane Acetonitrile Propylene carbonate Formamide Dimethylformamide Dimethyl sulfoxide ethanol Ethylene glycol Trifluoroethanol = miscible and = low mutual solubility

Biphasic systems formed with heptane Counter System constants Solvent e s a b v Acetonitrile 0.35-1.44-1.61-0.87 0.67 ethanol 0.19-0.69-1.10-0.95 0.62 Ethylene glycol 0.09-1.55-3.78-1.55 2.13 Formamide 0.56-2.24-3.25-1.61 2.39 Dimethylformamide 0.04-1.39-2.16-0.59 0.49 Dimethyl sulfoxide 0-1.78-3.09-1.17 1.18 Propylene carbonate 0.45-2.09-2.65-0.43 0.81 Trifluoroethanol 0.88-1.56-1.31-2.93 1.30 Water 0.67-2.06-3.32-4.73 4.54

Totally organic biphasic systems

Biphasic systems including water 1 = Heptane-Formamide 2=Formamide-Dichloroethane 3 = Octanol-Formamide 4 = Isopentyl ether-formamide 5 = Heptane-Trifluoroethanol 6 = Heptane-Dimethylformamide 7=HeptaneAcetonitrile Heptane-Acetonitrile 8 = Heptane-ethanol 9 = Heptane-Ethylene glycol 10 = Chloroform-Water 11 = Cyclohexane-Water 12 = Octanol-Water Wte 13 = Toluene-Water 14 = Di-n-Butyl ether-water 15 = Heptane-Water 16 = Dichloroethane-water

Dimethyl sulfoxide-heptane Compound Contribution to the partition coefficient (log K p ) ss aa bb vv Estimated (K p ) Anthracene 2.317 0 0.303-1.716 4.12 Fluoranthene 2.639 0 0.323-1.870 6.35 Pyrene 2.627 0 0.334-1.870 6.33 Naphthalene 1.606 0 0.225-1.280 1.83 1-Acetonaphthone 2.486 0 0.644-1.632 16.2 1-Nitronaphthalene 2.629 0 0.338-1.489 15.5 1-Naphthol h 2.007 2.338 0.384-1.350 1230 Bicyclohexyl 0.534 0 0-1.867 0.024 Phenylcyclohexyl l h l 1.058 0 0.082082-1.715 0.140 e = 0 for the heptane-dimethyl sulfoxide system

Inorganic Oxides Solvent strength parameter for silica gel =-0.264V 0 + 0.199S +0.384A +0.355 B + 0.272 Can be used to estimate values to about 0.04 units for solvents lacking experimental values