I am trying to go for HPTLC fingerprinting and quantification of an herba extract , however the Standard I need is very expensive (phylproof Reference Material) but there is the same cheaper version of that Standard (for microscopy). Can it used for the intended purpose?
Marcello Nicoletti
you can find several applications in my paper about analysis of microalgae
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Jack Silver
How does the purity of the less expensive reference compare to the more expensive one? If they are similar purity, you can use them almost interchangeably. Even if it isn't as pure, you still may be able to use the cheaper alternative but you'll spend a little more time verifying which band on your TLC represents the compound in question.
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