拓扑-量子指数醛酮气相色谱保留指数及沸点的定量构效关系

通过对醛酮化合物分子结构特征及其气相色谱保留指数(RI)和沸点与分子结构间关系的研究,提出了分子极化效应指数(MPEI)、奇偶指数(OEI)、立体效应指数(SVij)、顶点度-距离指数(VDI)及键连接矩阵特征根(∑X1CH)等拓扑-量子结构参数,用多元线性回归(MLR)方法获得了醛酮类化合物的沸点及其在不同极性色谱柱上的气相色谱保留指数与这些拓扑-量子指数间良好的定量结构-性质相关(QSPR)模型,相关系数均大于0.99。5个分子结构参数具有明确的物理化学意义且易于计算和运用。与文献研究的比较结果表明:由上述分子结构参数得出的模型方程适用于各类醛酮化合物的气相色谱保留指数及沸点的预测且具有较好的稳定性和准确性。     

The effect of stationary phase on lipophilicity determination of beta-blockers using reverse-phase chromatographic systems

Evaluation of lipophilicity parameters for basic compounds using different chromatographic stationary phases is presented. An HPLC method for determination of lipophilic molecule-stationary phase interactions was based on gradient analysis. Differences in correlation between the lipophilicity of compounds and experimental chromatographic results obtained in pseudo-membrane systems showed a strong influence of stationary phase structure and physico-chemical properties. beta-Blocker drugs with varying lipophilicity and bio-activity were chosen as test compounds. The stationary phases used for the study were monolithic rod-structure C18 and silica gel octadecyl phase SG-C18 as reference material. The second group was silica gel-based polar-embedded alkylamide and cholesterolic phases. The mobile phase was composed of acetonitrile or methanol with ammonium acetate, and a linear gradient of methanol and acetonitrile in mobile phase was performed. A linear correlation of plots of log k(g) = f(log P) was observed, especially for polar-embedded phases, and this allowed log P(HPLC) to be calculated. The behavior of stationary phases in methanol and acetonitrile buffer showed differences between obtained log P(HPLC) values.     

Lipophilicity measurement of drugs by reversed phase HPLC over Wide pH range using an alkaline-resistant silica-based stationary phase, XBridge Shield RP(18)

We propose a reversed phase HPLC (RP-HPLC) with an alkaline-resistant silica-based stationary phase, XBridge Shield RP(18), for the determination of the lipophilicity of drugs with diverse chemical nature ranging from acidic to basic. A set of 40 model compounds with well-defined solvatochromic parameters was selected to allow a broad distribution of structural properties. The chromatographic results showed that the lipophilicity index log k(w) obtained with XBridge Shield RP(18) was well correlated with experimental log P(oct) values (r(2)=0.96). Linear solvation free-energy relationship (LSER) analyses revealed that the retention mechanism of the stationary phase and 1-octanol/water partitioning were controlled by almost the same balance of intermolecular forces (hydrophobicity as expressed by the van der Waals volume V(w), H-bond acceptor basicity beta, and dipolarity/polarizability pi*). The results showed that XBridge Shield RP(18) phase overcomes the shortcomings of the silica-based stationary phases, the application of which to lipophilicity measurements had been limited to neutral and acidic compounds.     

Quantitative Structure-Retention Relationship Studies with Biopartitioning Micellar Chromatography Systems by Amended Linear Solvation Energy Relationships in Consideration of Electronic Factor

Linear solvation energy relationship (LSER) amended by the introduction of a molecular electronic factor was employed to establish quantitative structure-retention relationship of biopartitioning micellar chromatography (BMC) system. The chromatographic indices, log k, were determined by LC on a C18 column for sixty-five structurally diverse compounds, including neutral (32), acidic (19) and basic (14) compounds. Two micellar mobile phases composed of 0.04 mol L^?1 polyoxyethylene (23) lauryl ether (Brij35) were adjusted by phosphate buffer to pH 7.4 and pH 6.5, respectively. When the mean net charge per molecule (δ) was introduced into LSER as the sixth variable, the LSER regression coefficients and predictive capability were significantly improved. However, the δ coefficients of the amended LSER were quite different for acidic and basic compounds, indicating that the molecular electronic factor had a markedly different impact on the retention of acidic and basic compounds in the studied BMC system. This may attribute to the extra interaction for ionized compounds with the free silanol groups in the stationary phase. The comparison of calculated and experimental retention indices suggested that the amended LSER could reproduce adequately the retention of the structurally diverse solutes investigated in BMC.     

Experimental determination and prediction of the gas-liquid n-hexadecane partition coefficients

Experimental methods based on gas-phase chromatography were tested with a view to determine the gas-liquid n-hexadecane partition coefficients, log L16 of non-volatile compounds at 298.2 K. It was demonstrated that reliable values of log L16 of compounds more volatile than n-docosane can be obtained using either capillary, or packed columns. The main limitation of both methods is the column stability at high temperatures. Here we propose a new method based on the temperature gradient mode, to obtain log L16 of high-boiling compounds. A group contribution model is also presented in view to predicting log L16 values of non-volatile compounds.     

Characterization of sorption mechanisms of solid-phase microextraction with volatile organic compounds in air samples using a linear solvation energy relationship approach

The linear solvation energy relationship (LSER) model was used to characterize interactions responsible for sorption of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in air samples on six different solid-phase microextraction (SPME) fibers at 296K and zero relative humidity. The polydimethylsiloxane and polyacrylate fibers sorption data were also modeled at different relative humidities in the range of 10-90% and influence of water vapors on the extraction process is discussed. The LSER equations were obtained by a multiple regression of the distribution coefficients of 14 probe solutes on an appropriate SPME fiber against the solvation parameters of the solutes. The derived LSER equations successfully predicted the VOC distribution coefficients and the selectivity of individual SPME fibers for the various volatile solutes. The LSER approach coupled with SPME is a relatively simple and reliable tool to rapidly characterize the sorption mechanism of VOCs with various stationary phases and may potentially be applied to design and test new chromatographic materials for sampling or separation of VOCs.     

Limits of rapid log P determination methods for highly lipophilic and flexible compounds

Lipophilicity is of crucial importance in many fields including pharmaceutical, environmental, cosmetic and food industries. Whereas different experimental strategies have been developed for rapid lipophilicity determination of new chemical entities, log P determination of highly lipophilic compounds is always challenging. In this study, three published chromatographic methods have been compared on a series of phenylalkanoic acids including the pro-perfume Haloscent^®D (HD-C12). Different log P values were obtained depending on the chromatographic method used for log P estimation. Molecular modelling suggested that log P variations may be due to the chromatographic conditions applied (isocratic or gradient mode, ratio methanol/water in the mobile phase), responsible of specific conformations of the molecule in solution. Thus, for flexible compounds, published methods have to be used with caution and considered as a good tool to estimate a log P range, depending on the molecular conformational state.     

Evaluation of Octanol-Water Partition Coefficients Using Capillary Gas Chromatography With Cold On-Column Injection

Abstract

A general procedure is described for the determination of the octanol-water partition coefficients (log P) of very lipophilic compounds by the shake flask method, employing the analytical technique of capillary gas chromatography with cold on-column injection. The solute and an internal reference with a known log P value are partitioned between the layers of an octanol-water mixture and their relative concentrations are determined by analysis of each phase, using highly standardized chromatographic conditions. The overall method is demonstrated to be convenient, reproducible, and useful for the determination of the partition coefficients of a wide variety of compounds with log P values as high as 5.7.