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Default Glycerol and Glycerol Carbonate as ultraviscous solvents for mixture analysis by NMR

Glycerol and Glycerol Carbonate as ultraviscous solvents for mixture analysis by NMR


Publication year: 2011
Source: Journal of Magnetic Resonance, In Press, Accepted Manuscript, Available online 1 July 2011

Pedro, Lameiras , Leslie, Boudesocque , Zéphirin, Mouloungui , Jean-Hugues, Renault , Jean-Michel, Wieruszeski , ...

NMR of weakly polar analytes in an apolar ultraviscous solvent has recently been proposed for mixture analysis as a pertinent alternative to the DOSY experiment. The present article reports the first use of glycerol and glycerol carbonate as polar solvents for the NMR analysis of a model mixture of dipeptides. This work demonstrates the high potentiality of these solvents for the analysis of mixtures made of polar and potentially bioactive compounds. Medium-sized molecules slowly reorient in glycerol and glycerol carbonate under particular temperature conditions, so that solute resonances may show spin diffusion in NOESY spectra, thus opening the way to...

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*Graphical abstract:**Highlights:*? Medium-sized molecules slowly reorient in GL and GC and therefore may be individualized by spin diffusion. ? GL and GC appeared to be ultraviscous solvents of choice for the characterization of four structurally close dipeptides. ? Selective excitation and detection were implemented to eliminate the intense proton signals of the non-deuterated solvents.




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