Novel chiral stationary phases based on peptoid combining a quinine/quinidine moiety through a C9‐position carbamate group |
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| Authors: | Haibo Wu Dongqiang Wang Guangjun Song Yanxiong Ke Xinmiao Liang |
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| Affiliation: | 1. Engineering Research Center of Pharmaceutical Process Chemistry, School of Pharmacy, Ministry of Education, East China University of Science and Technology, Shanghai, China;2. Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Dalian, China |
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| Abstract: | By connecting a quinine or quinidine moiety to the peptoid chain through the C9‐position carbamate group, we synthesized two new chiral selectors. After immobilizing them onto 3‐mercaptopropyl‐modified silica gel, two novel chiral stationary phases were prepared. With neutral, acid, and basic chiral compounds as analytes, we evaluated these two stationary phases and compared their chromatographic performance with chiral columns based on quinine tert‐butyl carbamate and the previous peptoid. From the resolution of neutral and basic analytes under normal‐phase mode, it was found that the new stationary phases exhibited much better enantioselectivity than the quinine tert‐butyl carbamate column; the peptoid moiety played an important role in enantiorecognition, which controlled the elution orders of enantiomers; the assisting role of the cinchona alkaloid moieties was observed in some separations. Under acid polar organic phase mode, it was proved that cinchona alkaloid moieties introduced excellent enantiorecognitions for chiral acid compounds; in some separations, the peptoid moiety affected enantioseparations as well. Overall, chiral moieties with specific enantioselectivity were demonstrated to improve the performance of peptoid chiral stationary phase efficiently. |
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| Keywords: | Chiral stationary phases Cinchona alkaloid Enantiomer separation Enantiorecognition Peptoids |
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