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ACQUITY ARC
Changing your system without changing
your method
Rainer Rozenich
Separations - Business Development Manager
Eastern European Region
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About the ACQUITY ARCTM System
ARC – it is the latest model in the Waters LC product portfolio - designed for HPLC & UHPLC analytics.
Developed for • Routine HPLC analysis • Routine UHPLC analysis • Easy transfers of existing HPLC methods • Method development • Method optimization
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Method transfer issues
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„I cannot use the new HPLC, because I do not have the same plot, so I obviously not have equal separation, I see too much or not enough“ „My chromatograms were part of submission, I cannot accept the other instrument“
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Understanding Issue Root Cause
• Different system volumes to the column head
-different mixing of mobile phase -different delivery of the gradient
Instrumentation System Volume Dispersion Volume
HPLC ~ 1000µL and above >30µL
UPLC ~ 325 µL or less <12µL
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• Different dispersion volumes
- Flow Cell - Capillaries
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European Pharmacopoeia 8.8
Chapter 2.2.9 Liquid Chromatography
„Unless otherwise specified all information below is valid for standard LC as well as for LC using reduced particle-size columns (e.g. sub-2 µm). The latter requires instrumentation characterised by the capability to apply higher pressures (typically up to 100 MPa, i.e. about 15 000 psi), lower extra-column band broadening, improved gradient mixing and a higher sampling rate in the detection system.”
Chapter 2.2.46 Chromatographic Separation Techniques
“Dwell volume. The configuration of the equipment employed may significantly alter the resolution, retention time and relative retentions described. Should this occur, it may be due to excessive dwell volume.” “Monographs preferably include an isocratic step before the start of the gradient programme so that an adaptation can be made to the gradient time points to take account of differences in dwell volume between the system used for method development and that actually used. It is the user’s responsibility to adapt the length of the isocratic step to the analytical equipment used.”
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ArcTM UHPLC – Select your volume
Arc Multi-Flow PathTM Technology
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ArcTM UHPLC – How it is done
Path 1: 1100µL Path 2: 700µL
No impact on gradient table !
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ArcTM UHPLC – How it is done
Fine adjustmensts can be done - using Gradient start smart
No impact on gradient table !
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ArcTM UHPLC – How it is done
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1) Volume difference to path 1 or 2 can be compensated. 2) Gradient start smart aids to exactly adjust retention time.
A competitor Binary LC System
Arc Path 1
Arc Path 2
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European Pharmacopoeia 8.8
Chapter 2.2.46 Chromatographic Separation Techniques Column: replace the chromatographic column by an appropriate capillary tubing (e.g. 1 m × 0.12 mm), use as mobile phase A water, use as mobile phase B: 0.1 per cent V/V solution of acetone Flow rate: set to obtain sufficient back-pressure (e.g. 2 mL/min). Detection: spectrophotometer at 265 nm Determine the time (t0.5) in minutes when the absorbance has increased by 50 per cent (Figure 2.2.46.-4)
Time [min] % A %B
0-20 100->0 0->100
20-30 0 100
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ArcTM UHPLC – How it is done
If you do not know the system volume, you can determine it
Dwell volume creates an offset before the solvent composition change reaches the inlet of column.
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ArcTM UHPLC – Temperature control
CH30-A with new 0.005” APH 30-cm CH and CHC with new low dispersion passive preheater
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ArcTM UHPLC – Column Heating
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Use the suitable heating mode to avoid unwanted impact during transfer
Different system AQCUITY Arc
Different system AQCUITY Arc
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Detector Options (LC)
2998 PDA New Low dispersion analytical flow cell
2489 UV/Vis New Low dispersion analytical flow cell
2414 RI
2475 FLR New Low dispersion analytical flow cell
2424 ELS
2432 CD
In addition very special LC detectors such as the electrochemical (2465) detector are available. Also 3rd party detectors can be connected to Empower using the Waters A/D interface (eSATIN).
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Dectector Options (MS)
ACQUITY QDa
TQD
TOF
MS detection systems are in multiple configurations available. Single quadrupoles, tandem quadrupoles, time-of-flight, etc. For screening solutions, for characterization, for quantitation, for resarch as well as routine analysis under GXP.
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Acquity QDa Detection
Automated Calibration & Pre-optimized ES
Zero Tuning & Disposable Sample Cone
50-1250 Da Range, 10,000 Da/s
+/- Switching, 4 Orders Dynamic Range
PLUG &
PLAY
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Acquity QDa Detection
pH3.1, Col3, ACN
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Acquity QDa Detection – Easy to use!
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About Auto Blend Plus
Program methods directly in units of pH and molarity or in
units of pH and % of organic solvent
Calculation of required proportions from physical constants
– pK, using Henderson-Hasselbalch equation
– “Corrected” pK with salt compensation
– Empirical calibration table covering operating range
Proportions calculated at each pump stroke for best fidelity
Independent gradients for pH and salt concentration
Water Acetonitrile
Alcohol Concentrated
Modifier
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Auto Blend Plus
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Auto Blend Plus
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Auto Blend Plus
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Auto•Blend™ Plus Calibration OptionsDelivered pH
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Benefits using Arc
• Two in One development • Develope new methods using UHPLC mode • Check method in HPLC and UHPLC modes • Cross validate method with both settings (UHPLC/HPLC)
• AutoBlend Plus – let the instrument mix the mobile phase
• Use of stock solutions and pure solvents • Let the instrument mix mobile phase gradient/salt compositions
and let it adjust the pH values • Test multiple elution systems wihtout preparing each mobile phase
manually
System is easy to deploy and implement in the QC/AD labs because you do not need to change your existing method(s) (e.g. gradient table) to obtain the same chromatographic profile(s)/result(s).
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Summary
Replicate existing HPLC method
– Regulated EP & USP methods
– Easy transfer from existing platforms
Improve existing HPLC method
– Enable small particles (2.x µm) technology
– Modernization of LC separations
– Easy transfer and method development tools
Accept efficient UPLC methods and transfer to HPLC and (U)HPLC methods