Separation of amino acids by liquid chromatography using chiral eluants
AssigneeYeda Research and Development Co. Ltd.
InventorsP. Edgar Hare, E. Gil-Av
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Abstract
An aqueous eluant containing a chiral ligand and a suitable metal ion effects the separation of enantiomers on a non-chiral support. The stereoselectivity is ascribed to differences in stability and/or different partition coefficient of the diastereomeric inner sphere complex formed in solution.
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A process for separating enantiomers which comprises contacting the same on a solid non-chiral chromatographic support, with an aqueous solution containing less than about 10 volume % organic solvent, and containing a chiral ligand and a suitable metal ion capable of forming with the enantiomers inner sphere complexes of different stability and/or different partition coefficient.
A process for separating enantiomers which comprises contacting the same on a solid non-chiral chromatographic support, with an aqueous solution containing a naturally occurring chiral ligand and a suitable metal ion capable of forming with the enantiomers inner sphere complexes of different stability and/or different partition coefficient.
A process for separating underivatized enantiomers which comprises contacting the same on a solid non-chiral chromatographic support, with an aqueous solution containing less than about 10 volume % organic solvent, and containing a chiral ligand and a suitable metal ion capable of forming with the enantiomers inner sphere complexes of different stability and/or different partition coefficient.
A process for separating enantiomers which comprises contacting the same, on a solid non-chiral chromatographic ion exchange column, with an aqueous solution containing a chiral ligand and a suitable metal ion capable of forming with the enantiomers inner sphere complexes of differential stability and/or different partition coefficient.
A process for separating enantiomers which comprises contacting the same on a solid non-chiral reversed phase chromatographic support, with a aqueous solution containing a chiral ligand and a suitable metal ion capable of forming with the enantiomers inner sphere complexes of different stability and/or different partition coefficient.
In a process for preparing enantiomers the improvement which comprises the separation of the optical isomers by contacting them, on a solid non-chiral chromatographic support, with an aqueous solution containing less than about 10 to 20 volume % of organic solvent, and containing a chiral ligand and a suitable metal ion capable of forming with the enantiomers inner sphere complexes of different stability and/or different partition coefficient.
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