Determination of Analyte Concentration using the Residual Solvent Resonance in 1H NMR Spectroscopy
Author(s)
Pierens, Gregory K
Carroll, Anthony R
Davis, Rohan A
Palframan, Meredith E
Quinn, Ronald J
Year published
2008
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An NMR protocol that uses the residual proton signal from DMSO-d6 (i.e., DMSO-d5) to determine the concentration of an analyte in a NMR sample was developed. This technique provides an alternative method for determining the molar concentration of compounds in solution without prior knowledge of their molecular weight. The method is particularly useful when submilligram quantities of compound are to be analyzed and is applicable to a variety of different research areas such as compound management, and natural product, combinatorial, and medicinal chemistry.An NMR protocol that uses the residual proton signal from DMSO-d6 (i.e., DMSO-d5) to determine the concentration of an analyte in a NMR sample was developed. This technique provides an alternative method for determining the molar concentration of compounds in solution without prior knowledge of their molecular weight. The method is particularly useful when submilligram quantities of compound are to be analyzed and is applicable to a variety of different research areas such as compound management, and natural product, combinatorial, and medicinal chemistry.
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Journal Title
Journal of Natural Products
Volume
71
Issue
5
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Subject
Chemical sciences
Biological sciences
Biomedical and clinical sciences