As chemists, our job is to make new molecules. If our synthetic design works as planned, we will have success and the target product made. As we all know, along with our desired compound, by-products are often created as well. To remove the by-products, the reaction mixture requires purification, typically with flash chromatography.
How can flash chromatography UV absorbance spectra be used to identify purified compounds?
August 25, 2020 at 1:52 PM / by Bob Bickler posted in Chromatography Fundamentals, UV, Spectra
How should I purify a complex, polar, amide reaction mixture?
August 12, 2020 at 1:46 PM / by Bob Bickler posted in Amine, Chromatography Fundamentals, ION exchange
Synthetic chemists continually seek ways to create novel compounds. Along the way they evaluate reagents, solvents, and reaction conditions giving rise to various reaction products and by-products.