Experimental report on testing vitamin B6 in milk powder by Ultisil AQ-C18

Experimental report on testing vitamin B6 in milk powder by Ultisil AQ-C18

Test Report

Chromatography conditions:

Column 

Welch Ultisil®AQ-C184.6×150 mm, 5 μm

Mobile Phase

2 g/L sodium octane sulfonate solution (containing 8 mL triethylamine, glacial acetic acid to adjust pH to 3.0): methanol (95:5)

Column Temperature

30℃

Detector

Fluorescence detector

Injection Volume

10μL

Flow Rate

1.0 ml/min

Detect wavelength

Excitation 293 nm Emission 395 nm

Elution procedure

Isocratic elution

Note

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Chromatogram and Data: 

1) Mixed standard sample detection chart


 Peak name 

Retention time (min)

Peak Area(mAU*min)

Relative peak area(%)

Peak height

Resolution(EP)

Tailing factor

Number of plates(EP)

Pyridoxal

5.147

39.87

32.42

4.53

 

1.01306

8149.96003

Pyridoxine

6.725

39.72

32.29

3.76

6.27385

0.98832

9583.46935

Pyridoxamine

12.085

43.39

35.28

2.49

14.75834

0.96770

11427.94435

2) Sample solution detection chart:


Serial number

Peak name 

Retention time (min)

Peak Area(mAU*min)

Relative peak area(%)

Peak height

Resolution

(EP)

Tailing factor

Number of plates(EP)

1


2.462

32.73

40.01

3.67

 

1.17602

2803.16143

2

Pyridoxal

5.139

11.62

14.21

1.32

13.00446

0.91175

8284.20582

 

Pyridoxine

6.703

37.45

45.78

3.46

6.26047

1.05075

9629.68748

Sum



81.81

 

 

 

 

 

Conclusion:

Using the Welch Ultisil® AQ-C18 (4.6×150 mm, 5 μm) chromatographic column under this chromatographic condition, pyridine, pyridine alcohol, and pyridine amine can be separated. Pyridine amine can be separated from impurity peaks in milk powder, and no pyridine amine is detected in milk powder samples, meeting the customer's separation requirements.


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