2002
DOI: 10.1016/s0021-9673(02)00650-7
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Analysis of ergosteroids

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“…4B shows, the signal intensity of the [M+Na] + ion was significantly elevated when the ACN/MeOH ratio changed from 100/0 to 70/30-60/40, followed by a trend that moderately increased with a further increase in the MeOH ratio. The MeOH mobile phase system favored the formation of the sodium adduct when compared to the ACN system in the determination of steroids [32,33]. Perhaps this was due to ACNs lower dielectric constant and/or more complete solvation with the sodium ion via the cyanide functional group, which can reduce the availability of sodium ions for adduct formation.…”
Section: Effect Of Composition On the Mobile Phase For Signal Responsementioning
confidence: 99%
“…4B shows, the signal intensity of the [M+Na] + ion was significantly elevated when the ACN/MeOH ratio changed from 100/0 to 70/30-60/40, followed by a trend that moderately increased with a further increase in the MeOH ratio. The MeOH mobile phase system favored the formation of the sodium adduct when compared to the ACN system in the determination of steroids [32,33]. Perhaps this was due to ACNs lower dielectric constant and/or more complete solvation with the sodium ion via the cyanide functional group, which can reduce the availability of sodium ions for adduct formation.…”
Section: Effect Of Composition On the Mobile Phase For Signal Responsementioning
confidence: 99%
“…They found the response of steroids increased several fold when adding these acids at very low concentrations, the order being: formic acid (50-200 ppm, v/v) > acetic acid (100-500 ppm) > trifluoroacetic acid (5-20 ppm). The signal response for several of the ergosteroids increased more than 10-fold at TFA concentrations about 10 ppm [56]. The addition of formic acid allowed the signal of cholesterol acetate to increase more than 20-fold and made it possible to analyze the compound at the subnanogram level.…”
Section: Ph Adjustment and Buffers In Mobile Phasementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sensitivity of detection therefore was not improved due to the formation of mixture adducts of [M + Na] + and other [M + Me] + . Marwah found that Ag + could suppress the formation of other metal adduct ions and formed an intense Ag adduct with the analyte androst-5-ene-3␤,17␤-diol [56]. Because higher voltage was needed to form fragment ions, the baseline noise was decreased and resulted in further improvement of detection.…”
Section: Sodium and Other Metal Adductsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ion-pairing was investigated to see if it would improve retention and peak shape sufficiently to provide an adequate LOQ [14]. Volatility was an important parameter to consider, since MS detection was going to be used, and better ionization could counter any suppression [15][16][17]. One concern was the established fact that TFA could mask the protonated sample cations from the ESI-MS electric fields by rendering them neutral [18].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%