Preparing linkage type polysaccharide chiral fixed phase by free radical copoly merization method

Abstract

The invention relates to preparation of chromatogram, which concretely is using free radical polymerization method to prepare linking polysaccharide chiral stationary phase ,including the following steps of reaction: 1) prepare derivative of polysaccharide containing methacrylate; 2)prepare derivative of silica gel 3) free radical polymerization reaction . Its advantages are high efficiency of chiral stationary phase prepared, wide field of use, suitable for each kind of mibile phase, sample and rapid preparation.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the preparation of chromatography, in particular to the free radical copolymerization method for preparing bonded polysaccharide chiral stationary phase. Background technique [0002] Polysaccharide chiral stationary phases show great advantages in the separation and preparation of chiral enantiomers, and have very broad application prospects. At present, the commercialized polysaccharide derivative stationary phase adopts the method of physical coating to immobilize the polysaccharide derivative on the chromatographic matrix, so there is a problem of chiral selective agent loss, and the components of the mobile phase are affected in practical applications. Larger restrictions. Due to this disadvantage, some enantiomers have very low solubility or even insolubility under suitable mobile phase conditions on such stationary phases, thus limiting their use in chiral separation applications. The preparation of polysaccharide chir...

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Functional groups with polymerization properties are introduced into polysaccharide molecules under the action of light (document 3. Photochemically cross-linked polysaccharide derivatives as supports for the chromatographic separation of enantiomers E. Francotte, PCT WO 96 / 27615 (1996)), prepared by photopolymerization Obtain a stationary phase, the process is complicated, and the operation is cumbersome

Tatsumi Murakami (Document 4. Separating agent for optical isomers, its preparation method and application; Tatsushi Murakami, Akito Ichida, 94190414 (1994)) utilizes diisocyanate through the hydroxyl group at the 6-position of polysaccharide derivatives Bifunctional reagents, cross-linking polysaccharide derivatives to the surface of silica gel, is a selective immobilization method, with many reaction steps and long time

[0003] Therefore, the chemically bonded polysaccharide chiral stationary phase has not yet been commercially produced, and it is urgent to develop a fast and simple chemical bonding method.