Answer / abdulkalim

Parameters involved during initial stage of Analytical
Method development:

1. Optimization of Mobile Phase
2. Selection of Buffers
3. Selection of Ion pair reagent
4. pH of buffer/mobile phase
5. Composition of Mobile Phase
6. Selection of Column
7. Optimization of Analyte signal
8. Objectives of Seperation
8.1 Analysis time
8.2 Resolution
8.3 k factor (Capacity factor)
8.4 Peak height
8.5 Asyymetry
8.6 Theoritical Plates
9. Flow rate

Answer / ramana

Parameters involved during initial stage of Analytical
Method development:

1. Solubility
2. Pka Value
3. Selection of Buffers
4. pH of buffer/mobile phase
5. Composition of Mobile Phase
6. Selection of Column
7. Optimization of Analyte signal
8. Objectives of Seperation
8.1 Analysis time
8.2 Resolution
8.3 k factor (Capacity factor)
8.4 Peak height
8.5 Asyymetry
8.6 Theoritical Plates
9. Flow rate

Answer / yojana

1. Check solubility,if sample dissolved in water then use
reverse phase,othervise use normal phase.
2.wavelength selection
3.selection of mobile phase,buffer.
4. pH OF BUFFER &MOBILE PHASE
5. selection of column
6. check retention time
7 .Flow rate
8. check system suitability parameter like
i)theoritical plates
ii) Assymetry
iii) Resolution
iv) capacitor fator

Answer / vinod kumar, nektar therapeuti

1.If molecular weight less than 2000. based on their
solubility follow as below
2.If water soluble and non ionic follow reverse phase.
3.If water soluble and ionic follow reverse phase ion pair
method.
4.If organic soluble follow normal phase.
5.If molecular weight is more than 2000.Based on their
solubility follow as below.
6.If organic soluble follow gel permeation chromatography
7.If water soluble ion exchange or gel filtration.
8.Once the technique is fixed optimise column.
9.Optimise buffers
10.optimise pH of buffers
11.optimise concentration of buffers.
12.optimise type of organic solvent.
13.optimise column temperature
14.optimise gradient programme to improve resolution and to
elute out late eluting peaks.

Answer / sivannarayana

1.Solubility
2.Find out the UV scan For wave length
3.optimaize Buffer & pH Value Optimaize
4.Optimaize Column Temparature & optimaize sample cooler Temparature.
5.optimaize the GP For better Resolution

Answer / anand patel

as per my knowledge system suitability test is the method
delopment parameter

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