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Original Article

The Second Five Years of Sequential Injection Chromatography: Significant Developments in the Technology and Methodologies

Pages 220-232 | Received 04 Aug 2013, Accepted 23 Sep 2013, Published online: 01 Apr 2014
 

Abstract

Sequential injection chromatography was proposed in 2003 to perform a simple, rapid, reagent-saving, environmentally benign, on-site, and instrumentally inexpensive separation procedure. Sequential injection chromatography is a version of sequential injection analysis, which is the second generation in the family of flow injection techniques. Despite its advantages over high-performance liquid chromatography, sequential injection chromatography has confronted some challenges. Furthermore, the applications of sequential injection chromatography in its first five years are almost all limited to pharmaceutical analysis. Interestingly, in its second five years, various developments in sequential injection chromatography technology were achieved. The developments have enhanced the efficiency of sequential injection chromatography and hence its applications have extended to biological, food, and environmental analyses. The main objectives of this review are to examine recent developments (2008–2013) in sequential injection chromatography and to describe how these developments improve the efficiency of the technology. The sequential injection chromatography methodologies reported during that period are also discussed along with controlling conditions and analytical results. The review also describes the principles, instrumentation, and procedure behind sequential injection chromatography.

ABBREVIATIONS

ACN=

acetonitrile

AmmAct=

ammonium acetate

BIA=

bead injection analysis

FC=

flow cell

FCPC=

fused-core particle column

FI=

flow injection

FIA=

flow injection analysis

FL=

fluorescence

HC=

holding coil

HPLC=

high-performance liquid chromatography

LOD=

limit of detection

LOQ=

limit of quantification

MC=

monolithic column

MCFIA=

multi-commutation flow injection analysis

MCR-ALS=

multivariate curve resolution-alternating least squares

MeOH=

methanol

MPFIA=

multi-pumping flow injection analysis

MSFIA=

multi-syringe flow injection analysis

N=

number of theoretical plates

PhosA=

phosphoric acid

Phst=

phosphate

RP-MC=

reverse-phase monolithic column

RSD=

relative standard deviation

SC=

separation column

SFA=

segmented flow analysis

SIA=

sequential injection analysis

SIC=

sequential injection chromatography

SP=

syringe pump

SPE=

solid-phase extraction

THF=

tetrahydrofuran

tR=

retention time

μSIA-LOV=

micro-sequential injection analysis-laboratory-on-valve

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