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KBS53-2 - Nosyl deprotection of KBS48 #193

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KlementineJBS commented 5 months ago

Link to HIRAC and master page #186

KBS44 Nosyl deprotection of linear amines.docx

Reaction scheme

KBS44 - Nosyl deprotection of linear amine

Outcome

KlementineJBS commented 5 months ago

19.04.24

Followed protocol as in #190

Amounts: KBS48 - 92.4 mg, 0.103 mmol thiol (2,2 -(Ethylenedioxy)diethanethiol) - 0.411 mmol, 67 uL potassium carbonate - 0.821 mmol, 117.5 mg

Left heating at 80 C from 9 am.

KlementineJBS commented 5 months ago

22.04.24

TLC indicated consumption of SM even though two products were evident.

Worked up with ethyl acetate this time.

  1. Diluted with 20 mL EtOAc
  2. Washed with LiCl solution (3 x 20 mL)
  3. Washed with Na2CO3 solution
  4. Washed with brine

Ended up reextracting the combined LiCl washes as well (2 x 20 mL EtOAc, then washed with LiCl 2 x 20 mL and Na2CO3 solution).

1st extract vial: 15.6334 mass: 121.6 mg - quite wet

2nd extract vial: 15.7816

KlementineJBS commented 5 months ago

LRMS

Signs of both singly and doubly deprotected product.

Singly deprotected: 742.20- [M-H]- Doubly deprotected: 531.26+, 553.33+, 562.15- (unsure what adduct this is?)

KBS53-2 cr.d.zip KBS53-2 cr.pdf

KlementineJBS commented 5 months ago

Column conditions

Results

Fractions Vial tare (g) Mass (mg) Substance
11-14 thiol byproduct
17-20
21-39 15.7827 9.9 singly deprotected
40-52 15.7319 23.8 mixture
53-55 15.6509 doubly deprotected - product
KlementineJBS commented 5 months ago

24.04.24

Turns out that "double spot" in fractions 40-52 was largely a trick of the eye -- NMR indicates it is quite cleanly bis product. Suggests that second thiol is indeed more effective.

Will combine 56-59 with 40-52 after confirming by TLC and purify via prep HPLC or other methods.

KlementineJBS commented 5 months ago

H NMR

KBS53-2a fractions.pdf

nmr300_20240424_KBS53-2 F21-39_1.zip nmr300_20240424_KBS53-2 F40-52_1.zip nmr300_20240423_KBS53-2 F11-14_1.zip nmr300_20240423_KBS53-2 F56-59_1.zip

KlementineJBS commented 4 months ago

HPLC (LRMS)

Note that F8 injection was probably contaminated by KBS44.

F6: No sign of any expected peaks except product. 936+, 515- and 521- are unclear. F7: Same as above. Unidentified peaks include 615-, 791+. F8: Tiny amount of 531+ product present. Mostly overpowered by previous injection.

KBS prep fractions 09-08-24 F8 retry.pdf KBS prep fractions 09-08-24 F7.pdf KBS prep fractions 09-08-24 F6.pdf KBS prep fractions 09-08-24 F2.d.zip

KlementineJBS commented 4 months ago

Tried F8 again. Seems to contain largely 559+ i.e. product of KBS44. Could be due to some kind of contamination from other samples. However, separation seems good so maybe not a big problem??

There is some trace of 531+ product.

KBS prep F8 take 3.pdf KBS prep F8 take 3.d.zip

KlementineJBS commented 4 months ago

LRMS of second prep HPLC

F14/15 contains 531, 928 (KBS53 product, KBS44 SM) F15/16 contains 531 (KBS53 product) and nothing else

prep HPLCchecks.d.zip prep HPLC F15 or 16.pdf prep HPLC F14 or 15.pdf

KlementineJBS commented 3 months ago

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KlementineJBS commented 3 months ago

IR

KBS53-2.zip KBS53-2 25-06-24.pdf