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Carbohydrate Analysis: Column Chemistries and Detection Joe Romano Waters Corporation Carbohydrates in Feeds Methodology Forum AOAC 2007 Annual Meeting Anaheim, CA September 18, 2007 2007 Waters Corporation

Separation Modes for Carbohydrate Analysis Reversed Phase Partition or Normal Phase Size Exclusion Ion Exclusion and Size Exclusion Combined Ligand Exchange and Size Exclusion Combined 2007 Waters Corporation 2

Detectors for Carbohydrate Analysis Refractive Index Detection Evaporative Light Scattering Detection (ELSD) Pulsed Amperometric Detection (PAD) 2007 Waters Corporation 3

Separation Modes for Carbohydrate Analysis Reversed Phase Partition or Normal Phase Size Exclusion Ion Exclusion and Size Exclusion Combined Ligand Exchange and Size Exclusion Combined 2007 Waters Corporation 4

Reversed Phase Separation with Refractive Index Detection 2007 Waters Corporation 5

Maltose (Alpha 1-4) 1 Oligomers with Reversed Phase/ PAD 2007 Waters Corporation 6

Laminarin (Beta 1-3) 1 Oligomers with Reversed Phase (Resolve C18)/ ELSD L4 L5 L6 L3 2007 Waters Corporation 7

Laminarin (Beta 1-3) 1 Oligomers with Reversed Phase (Hypercarb( Hypercarb)/ ELSD L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 2007 Waters Corporation 8

Separation Modes for Carbohydrate Analysis Reversed Phase Partition or Normal Phase Size Exclusion Ion Exclusion and Size Exclusion Combined Ligand Exchange and Size Exclusion Combined 2007 Waters Corporation 9

Food Mono- and Disaccharides: Normal Phase/ Partition/ HILIC Challenge: Trying to resolve carbohydrates of: Different MW s Different isomers within a MW Options: Column Chemistries Base particle: silica or polymer Bonded phase: amine, diol, amide, polyamine Amine-modified (coated) silica: spermine (SAM 1) or guanidine carbonate (SAM2), triethylamine 2007 Waters Corporation 10

Food & Beverage Nutritional labeling of food products requires listing of sugar and total carbohydrate content Common sugars defined as: Monosaccharides: fructose & glucose Disaccharides: sucrose, maltose & lactose AOAC LC Methods recommend the use of propyl amine functional columns for analysis of mono & disaccharides in food products Current AOAC LC Methods (amino-based columns) 977.20 Honey 980.20 Chocolate 982.14 Presweetened cereal 984.17 Licorice extracts 984.22 Purity of lactose 2007 Waters Corporation 11

Typical Samples 2007 Waters Corporation 12

Mono- and Disaccharide Analysis Partition or HILIC Chromatography 33 µ RI Units Fructose Glucose HP Carbohydrate Column, 4.6 mm x 25 cm 80% ACN / 20% Water 1.4 ml/min at 35 C; BP = 680 psi 20 µl 2410 Refractive Index, 40 C, 128X 2.5 g/l Each Sugar Sucrose Maltose Lactose 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 6.00 7.00 8.00 9.00 10.00 11.00 12.00 Minutes 2007 Waters Corporation 13

Sucralose & Sugars with ELSD Column: YMC-Pack Polyamine II, 4.6X250 mm, PB12505-2546WT @ 35 C Eluent: 75:25 Acetonitrile / Water 150 LSU 1- Sucralose 2- Fructose 3- Glucose 4- Sucrose 5- Maltose 6- Lactose 1 Flow Rate: 1.0 ml/min Detection: 2420 ELSD, Heater- 60%, 45 psi, Drift- 43 C, Gain-10 Injection Volume- 50 µl 100 ppm level 2 4 3 5 6 1.00 3.00 5.00 7.00 9.00 11.00 Minutes 2007 Waters Corporation 14

Effect of Acetonitrile Concentration on Elution Time 2007 Waters Corporation 15

Carbohydrates by Partition Chromatography 230 mv 1 2 3 4 Column: Waters Carbohydrate Analysis, 4.6X250 mm @ 35ºC Eluent: 75% acetonitrile, 25% water ( v/v ) Flow Rate: 1.0 ml/min Detection: RI ( 2414 ) @ 45ºC Sensitivity: 4 5 6 Analytes g/100ml 1- Xylose 0.915 2- Arabinose 1.16 3- Fructose 0.517 4- Mannose 0.757 5- Glucose 0.441 6- Galactose 0.793 7*- Maltose 0.665 Cellobiose 0.775 * coelutions 7 5.00 6.00 7.00 8.00 9.00 10.00 11.00 12.00 13.00 14.00 15.00 Minutes 2007 Waters Corporation 16

Separation Modes for Carbohydrate Analysis Reversed Phase Partition or Normal Phase Size Exclusion (Polymers) Ion Exclusion and Size Exclusion Combined Ligand Exchange and Size Exclusion Combined Anion Exchange 2007 Waters Corporation 17

200 m V Ethanol Fermentation Analysis Using Breeze HPLC System Column: Waters Ion Exclusion 7.8 x 300 mm @ 50ºC Eluent: 2 mm Sulfuric Acid Flow Rate: 0.6 ml/min Detection: RI ( 2414 ) @ 45ºC Sensitivity: 4 1 2 3 4 5 ** 6 7 8 9 10 11 Analytes g/100 ml 1 Dextrin 0.71 2 Maltotriose 0.25 3 Maltose 0.55 4 Dextrose 0.97 5 Fructose 0.24 6 Succinic Acid 0.28 7 Lactic Acid 0.83 8 Glycerol 1.11 9 Acetic Acid 0.40 10 Methanol 1.19 11 Ethanol 11.85 12 2-Propanol 0.75 * Unknowns 12 0.00 4.00 8.00 12.00 16.00 20.00 24.00 28.00 Minutes 2007 Waters Corporation 18

Ethanol Fermentation Analytes Current Analytes 1. Dextrin (>DP4) 2. Maltotriose 3. Maltose (alpha 1-4) 4. Glucose (dextrose) 5. Fructose 6. Glycerol 7. Propanol 8. Ethanol 9. Methanol 10. Lactic Acid 11. Succinic Acid 12. Acetic Acid Biomass Analytes 1. Dextrin (>DP4) 2. Maltotriose 3. Maltose (alpha 1-4) 4. Cellobiose (beta 1-4) 5. Glucose (dextrose) 6. Fructose 7. Galactose 8. Mannose 9. Arabinose 10. Xylose 11. Glycerol 12. Ethanol 13. Methanol 14. Lactic Acid 15. Succinic Acid 16. Acetic Acid 2007 Waters Corporation 19

400 mv 16 Biomass Carbohydrates by Ion Exclusion/ SEC 1 2 Column: Waters Ion Exclusion 7.8 x 300 mm @ 50ºC Eluent: 10 mn Phosphoric Acid Flow Rate: 0.6 ml/min Detection: RI ( 2414 ) @ 45ºC Sensitivity: 4 5 6 Analytes g/100ml 1- Maltotetraeose ( DP4 ) 0.13 2- Maltotriose- (DP-3) 0.12 3*- Maltose-0.50, Cellobiose 0.53 4- Glucose 0.58 5*- Fructose- 0.55, Galactose 0.67 Mannose 0.52, Xylose 0.57 6- Arabinose 0.12 7- Succinic Acid 0.45 8- Lactic Acid 0.47 9- Glycerol 0.58 10- Acetic Acid 0.44 11- Methanol 12 0.58 12- Ethanol 7.89 *- coeluting species 3 4 7 8 9 10 11 7.00 9.00 11.00 13.00 15.00 17.00 19.00 21.00 23.00 25.00 Minutes 2007 Waters Corporation 20

Separation Modes for Carbohydrate Analysis Reversed Phase Partition or Normal Phase Size Exclusion (Polymers) Ion Exclusion and Size Exclusion Combined Ligand Exchange and Size Exclusion Combined 2007 Waters Corporation 21

Ligand Exchange and Size Exclusion Combined Cation exchange columns Separation based first on size exclusion mode (largest carbohydrate elutes first from column) Separation based second on ligand exchange mode (interaction between hydroxyls and metal counter ions) Ca++ and Pb++ (strongest separation) Na+ (weaker separations) 2007 Waters Corporation 22

Explaination of Ligand Exchange Mode 2007 Waters Corporation 23

Separation of Anomers Ca 2+ Ligand Exchange/ SEC Column Columns must be run at temperatures between 70 and 90º C Anomers Not Separated Anomers Separated 2007 Waters Corporation 24

Effect of Temperature Ca 2+ Ligand Exchange/ SEC Column 2007 Waters Corporation 25

Comparison of Ligand Exchange/SEC Columns with Different Counter Ions Na + Ca 2+ Pb 2+ 2007 Waters Corporation 26

Monosaccharides and Disaccharides Ca 2+ Ligand Exchange/SEC 2007 Waters Corporation 27

Biomass Carbohydrates by Ca 2+ Ligand Exchange/ SEC 3 Column: Waters Sugar-Pak, 6.5X300 mm @ 90ºC Eluent: Water containing 50 mg/l CaEDTA Flow Rate: 0.5 ml/min Detection: RI ( 2414 ) @ 50ºC Sensitivity: 16 1 5 Analyte g/100ml 1- Cellobiose 0.78 Maltose 0.665 2- Glucose 0.44 3- Galactose 0.79 Xylose 0.91 Mannose 0.76 4- Fructose 0.52 5- Arabinose 1.16 400 mv * coelutions 4 2 6.00 6.50 7.00 7.50 8.00 8.50 9.00 9.50 10.00 10.50 11.00 11.50 12.00 12.50 13.00 13.50 14.00 Minutes 2007 Waters Corporation 28

Monosaccharides and Disaccharides Pb 2+ Ligand Exchange/ SEC Column Slow flow rates: 0.6 ml/min High Temperature: 80º C Lead salt in mobile phase Sample preparation required Sample: 5micro-L 1.Cellobiose 1.0% 2.Glucose 1.5% 3.Xylose 0.5% 4.Galactose 0.5% 5.Arabinose 0.5% 6.Mannose 1.0% 2007 Waters Corporation 29

Summary: Separation Modes for Carbohydrate Analysis Reversed Phase Partition or Normal Phase Size Exclusion (Polymers) Ion Exclusion and Size Exclusion Combined Ligand Exchange and Size Exclusion Combined 2007 Waters Corporation 30