Research Article
Bhanupaka: A Green Process in the Preparation of an Indian Ayurvedic Medicine, Lauha Bhasma
Table 1
Experimental conditions used for LC-MS/MS analysis of Triphala decoction.
| Column | RP C18 (100 mm 3.9 mm); internal diameter = 5 m |
| Elution | Gradient |
| Mobile phases | | A | Acetonitrile | B | MilliQ water with acetic acid (2%) |
| Gradient profile | | 0–10 min | 95% B and 5% A | 10-11 min | 90% B and 10% A | 11–20 min | 80% B and 20% A | 20-21 min | 90% B and 10% A | 21 min—end of run | 100% A |
| Flow rate | 800 L/min |
| Detection wavelength | 355 nm |
| Mass spectra | Negative ion mode | Fragmentor voltage (V) | 100 | Capillary voltage (V) | 2500 | Nebulizer pressure (psi) | 30.5 | Drying gas temperature (°C) | 350 | scan range | 100–1500 | Gas flow (L/min) | 6.0 | Collision energy (eV) | 8 | Retention Factor (Vpp) | 150 | Transfer time (s) | 80 | Pre pulse storage (s) | 10 |
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