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Figure 3

Sharp, easily differentiated organic acid profiles for

cranberry juice cocktail on an Allure® Organic Acids column.

Figure 2

Excellent resolution of organic acids, including tartaric

and quinic acids, on an Allure® Organic Acids column.

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In analyses of organic acids, specifically, under

high aqueous mobile phase conditions, the

Allure® Organic Acids column is the column of

choice.We

have developed amethod using a 300mm

Allure® Organic Acids column to separate critical

organic acids: tartaric, quinic, malic, citric and

fumaric acids. This method calls for 100% aque-

ous mobile phase as recommended by AOAC

method 986.13. The Allure® Organic Acids column

is tested specifically for resolving critical organic

acids. Figure 2 shows that tartaric and quinic acids

are resolved to baseline; Figure 3 shows typical

analyses under the conditions we recommend.

Peak List:

Conc. (mg/mL)

1. tartaric acid

1

2. quinic acid

1

3. malic acid

1

4. citric acid

1

5. fumaric acid

0.005

Sample:

Inj.:

10μL standard solution

Solvent:

water

Column:

Allure

®

Organic Acids

Cat. #:

9165585

Dimensions:

300 x 4.6mm

Particle size:

5μm

Pore size:

60Å

Conditions:

Mobile phase:

100mM phosphate buffer, pH 2.5

Flow:

0.5mL/min.

Temp.:

ambient

Det.:

UV @ 226nm

LC_0238

Sample:

Inj.:

10μL

Conc.:

cranberry juice:water (50:50, v/v)

Solvent:

water

Column:

Allure

®

Organic Acids

Cat. #:

9165585

Dimensions:

300 x 4.6mm

Particle size:

5μm

Pore size:

60Å

Conditions:

Mobile phase:

100mM phosphate buffer, pH 2.5

Flow:

0.5mL/min.

Temp.:

ambient

Det.:

UV @ 226nm

LC_0236

Peak List:

2. quinic acid

3. malic acid

4. citric acid

References

1.

http://www.restek.com/advantage/adv_2003_03_02a.pdf.

2. Official Methods of Analysis (2000). AOAC International, 17th edition,

method # 986.13.

3. Manolaki, P. et al., Food Chemistry, 98 (2006), page 658-663.

4. Kafkas, E. et al., Food Chemistry, 97 (2006), page 732-736.

Allure® Organic Acids Column

5μm Column, 4.6mm

cat. #

price

150mm

9165565

$529

ordering

note

For guard cartridges for these columns, visit our website at

www.restek.com

.

citric acid

2000μg/ml

fumaric acid

10*

malic acid

2000

quinic acid

2000

tartaric acid

2000

Fruit Juice Organic Acid Standard

In water, 1mL/ampul

cat. # 35080 (ea.)

$24

In water, 5mL/ampul

cat. # 35081 (ea.)

$38

for

more

info

For more information on our Allure

®

Aqueous C18, Ultra Aqueous

C18 and Allure

®

Organic Acid columns, visit us online at

www.restek.com

.

5μm Column, 4.6mm

cat. #

price

150mm

9178565

$385

Ultra Aqueous C18 Column (USP L1)

Allure® Aqueous C18 Column

5μm Column, 4.6mm

cat. #

price

150mm

9168565

$385

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*Fumaric acid is a trace impurity in malic acid, as well as an

added component of the mix. The amount of fumaric acid in

malic acid will not affect the stated concentration of malic acid,

but can represent a significant and variable deviation from the

low concentration of fumaric acid stated to be in the mix. All

other components of the mix are at the specified concentration.

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