The mass spectra of 2,4,7-trihydroxypteridines and their trimethylsilyl derivatives

The mass spectra of a series of 2,4,7-trihydroxypteridines and their trimethylsilyl derivatives have been determined. Fragmentation mechanisms are supported by high resolution, deuterium labeling and metastables.     

The mass spectra of the trimethylsilyl derivatives of some alkyl and aminoalkyl phosphonates

The mass spectra of the trimethylsilyl derivatives of a series of alkyl and aminoalkyl phosphonates were investigated with the aid of deuterium labeling and high resolution mass measurements. The spectra contained several prominent ions characteristic of the phosphonate system and a number of ions produced by inter and intra molecular migration and interaction of trimethylsilyl groups.     

Mass spectra of some naturally occurring stictane triterpenoids and their trimethylsilyl derivatives

The mass spectra of ten di- and tri-oxygenated stictane triterpenoids and their trimethylsilyl derivatives have been studied in detail. Gas chromatography mass spectrometry of the TMS derivatives on OV-17 and OV-101 columns provided useful separations and identifications of mixtures of stictanes triterpenoids in lichen extracts. The major fragmentations involve ring C, but specific cleavages in rings A, B and E are also observed which allow the substitution pattern of the skeleton to be readily determined. The formation of an intense [M – C₅H₁₁?]⁺ ion for 22α-OTMS stictanes appears specific to their ring E configuration.     

Pyrolysis and mass spectra of trimethylsilyl derivatives of monosaccharides

The pyrolysis of trimethylsilyl derivatives of saccharides (1) was investigated by DTA-TG, MS, GC/MS and TG-GC/MS. The DTA-TG/DTG curves showed that the pyrolysis of 1 occurred in one stage. The exothermic peaks were due to sublimation or thermal decomposition by vaporization. The cleavage mechanism by electron impact of 1 was classified into four categories: 1) stepwise elimination of the side-chain, 2) cleavage of the side-chain, 3) cleavage of the pyranose ring, and 4) cleavage of the pyranose ring and side-chain at the same time. The mass-spectrum for 1 revealed the main common four fragment ions, such asm/z 73, 191, 204 and 217, with cleavage of the pyranose ring. These fragment ions were detected with a similar retention time in the gas cromatogram by GC/MS or TG-GC/MS. The retention time for 1 increased in the sequence aldopentose相似文献   

The mass spectra of some pentafluorophenylthio derivatives

Ionic fragmentations induced by electron-impact on compounds of the type C₆F₅SX (X ? H, CH₃, COCH₃, Cl, C₆F₅) and (C₆F₅S)₂, (C₆F₅S)₂Hg, (C₆F₅S)₃As and (C₆F₅SCH₂)₂ have been studied. Principal features of the mass spectra are reported. The [C₆F₅S]⁺ ion (m/e 199) is predominant and its mode of fragmentation has been deduced. The precursor ions for m/e 199 have been examined in (C₆F₅)₂S, (C₆F₅S)₂, (C₆F₅S)₂Hg, (C₆F₅S)₃As and C₆F₅SCl. Ion kinetic energy spectra of (C₆F₅)₂S, (C₆F₅S)₂, (C₆F₅S)₂Hg and C₆F₅SCl have been recorded, and all contain peaks corresponding to the fragmentation of the [C₆F₅S]⁺ ion.     

The mass spectra of some tris(trimethylsilyl)acylsilanes and tris(trimethylsilyl)silanes

While tris(trimethylsilyl) alkanoylsilanes fragment in the acylsilane form yielding [(Me₃Si)₃SiCO]⁺ by α-cleavage, the molecular ions of their aryl counterparts rearrange to ionized silaethenes prior to cleavage, paralleling known photochemical behaviour. Sila-allyl type structures are attributed to the stable [M? Me˙]⁺ ions obtained by subsequent cleavage. Metastable ion characteristics reveal the identity of the structures of the monomeric silaethene ions obtained from one of the aroylsilanes and a 1,2-disilacyclobutane. The non-compliance of the alkanoylsilanes with their photochemical behaviour is attributed to a preferred elimination of the stable alkyl radical (R˙) from the molecular ions. Several polysilanes display abundant odd-electron ions which may possess a disilene structure.     

The mass spectra of the trimethylsilyl esters of acetyl,schiff base and isothiocyanate derivatives of some aminoalkylphosphonic acids

Trimethylsilyl esters of acetyl, Schiff base and isothiocyanate derivatives of a series of aminoalkylphosphonic acids were prepared for the purpose of characterizing these phosphorus compounds by combined gas chromatography and mass spectrometry. The mass spectra of these derivatives were investigated by means of high resolution mass measurments and deuterium labeling. Ions characteristic of the presence of the trimethylsilylphosnate group were observed at m/e 121, 195, 211 and 225 to 227 in the spectra of all the derivatives. Several ions produced by interaction between the trimethylsilyl group and the derivatized amino function were present, particularly in the spectra of the acetate derivatives ([M — 56]⁺, [M — R]⁺ and [M — 153]⁺, where R is the side chain attached to C-1), and the isothiocynate derivatives (m/e 268, 253, 241, 190 and 116).     

The mass spectra of some 5′-alkul substituted 5′-thioadenosine trimethylsilyl derivatives

Trimethylsilyl derivatives of 5′-S-alkyl substituted 5′-thioadenosines give mass spectra that are characterized by a number of highly intense ions. These ions are formed by the fragmentation of the alkyl substituted sugar moicty and are specific for the alkyl group in the substitution.     

The electron impact mass spectra of some rotenoid derivatives

The fragmentation behaviour of several rotenoids functionalized in the alicyclic portions of the molecule is described.     

The mass spectra of the trimethylsilyl ethers of some hydroxylated di- and tetracarboxylic porphyrins

The preparation and the mass spectra of the trimethylsilyl ethers of six hydroxyporphyrins are reported. In every case the side chain bearing the ether grouping is the most labile on electron-impact and exhibits characteristic ‘benzylic’ cleavage. The presence of a metastable peak allows a definite identification of this cleavage to be made.     

The mass spectra of 1,2,4-triazine and some of its derivatives

The mass spectra of some esters of 1,2,4-triazine-3-carboxylic acid and of 1,2,4-triazine itself are reported, and their fragmentation patterns are analyzed. The syntheses of the methyl and of the t-butyl esters of 1,2,4-triazine-3-carboxylate are described.     

The mass spectra of some C-19 modified cholesteryl derivatives

The mass spectra of twenty one C-19 modified cholesteryl derivatives have been determined and compared with results for related systems. In the case when the hydrogen(s) of the C-19 group have been replaced by other groups the metastable evidence shows that in those molecules with a C-3 hydroxyl group the loss of water followed by the loss of the C-19 group gives rise to an intense ion at m/e 353, whereas the loss of the C-19 group with hydrogen transfer to the ion, followed by the loss of water gives rise to the large ion at m/e 354. In contrast in the case of the C-3 acetates the main fragmentation is the loss of acetic acid followed by the loss of the C-19 group to give the ion at m/e 353. This is rationalised on the basis of results observed in other systems. In the case of the C-3 tosylates evidence for pyrolysis before electron impact fragmentation is presented. The subsequent fragmentation of the large ions at m/e 354, 353 and other m/e values in the high mass region is shown to be in line with earlier work.     

Cyclic ions in the mass spectra of trimethylsilyl derivatives of substituted o-dihydroxybenzenes

The mass spectra of trimethylsilyl (TMS) ethers/methyl esters of phenolic acids containing o-dihydroxybenzene groups have base peaks at [M?119]⁺ instead of the usual [M?15]⁺ and [M?31]⁺ that are characteristic of TMS/methyl esters of monohydroxyphenolic acids. These ions, formed by the loss of 31+88 u from the parent ion, possess a cyclic moiety as proven by substitution of deuterium atoms for hydrogen atoms in the TMS groups of the methyl esters of 3,4,5-trihydroxybenzoic (gallic), 3,4-dihydroxybenzoic (protocatechuic) and β-(3,4-dihydroxyphenyl)propenoic (caffeic) acids. Although these cyclic ions are the base peaks in TMS-derivatized o-dihydroxyphenolic acid esters, similar ions represent intense peaks but not necessarily the base peak in other derivatized compounds such as 1,2-dihydroxybenzene, 1,2-dihydroxy-3-methyl- and 1,2-dihydroxy-4-methyl-benzenes and flavan-3-ols that possess o-dihydroxybenzene groups. Compounds possession m- or p-dihydroxybenzene groups do not form these cyclic ions; therefore, this procedure for derivatization and interpretation of mass spectra is valuable for the identification of compounds containing o-dihydroxybenzene groups in complex mixtures of isomeric compounds.     

若干全氟环烃及其衍生物的拉曼光谱

由于C—F键的强极性,其振动模式在红外光谱中表现为强吸收谱带,而在拉曼光谱中则较弱,因此早期关于有机氟化合物振动光谱的研究以红外光谱为多,这方面Brown和Morgan已有详细总结.但有机氟化物的某些骨架振动往往呈现强的拉曼谱带.近年来对环状有机物的拉曼光谱研究已有较全面的总结,但对全氟环烷类及其衍生物尚无较系统的研究.本文报道若干全氟环烃及其衍生物的拉曼光谱数据,讨论了环呼吸振动频率与环大小及取代基的关系,环内双键振动频率的特性.实验证明全氟环烃的某些光谱特征与碳氢的环烃有较大的差异.     

Chemical ionization mass spectra of some 2-norbornyl derivatives

Chemical ionization mass spectra of exo- and endo-2-norbornanols and their phenylurethane derivatives have been obtained with several reactant ions. Small differences are noted in the abundances of norbornyl and [M+H]⁺ ions for the phenylurethane derivatives: more norbornyl ions with the exo compounds. Relative rate constants for decomposition of [M+H]⁺ ions, k_exo/k_endo ? 1-2. No evidence was found for s?-participation in the decomposition of these ions. The i-C₄H₁₀ chemical ionization spectrum of endo-2-norbornanol contains a much greater abundance of [M-H]⁺ ions than the i-C₄H₁₀ chemical ionization spectrum of exo-2-norbornanol. This difference presumably results from steric hindrance toward attack of the endo hydrogen.     

Genesis of the trimethylsilyl cation in the electron impact mass spectra of t-butyldimethylsilyl derivatives

The formation of the trimethylsilyl cation in the electron impact mass spectra of t-butyldimethylsilyl derivatives is shown to involve rearrangement of the t-butyl group bound to silicon.     

Rearrangement ions in the mass spectra of bis- trimethylsilyl derivatives of simple boronic acids

The mass spectra of bis-trimethylsilyl derivatives of simple boronic acids have been determined and found to contain two rearrangement ions involving loss of MeBO. Mechanisms based largely on 1, 3 shifts to electron deficient silicon and boron are presented to explain the formation of these ions. The mechanisms are supported by deuterium labelling experiments and metastable transtions.     

Distinction between glycosylamines and amadori products by mass spectrometry of their trimethylsilyl derivatives

The TMS-ethers of four glycosylamines and seven Amadori compounds have been investigated by electron impact mass spectrometry. The mass spectra of glycosylamine-TMS derivatives and of their isomeric Amadori rearrangement products are quite characteristic. The two types of compounds can be distinguished by a few characteristic peaks.