A supplier of DOI HCl has provided HPLC and Mass Spec data for their product.
The MS shows a major peak at m/z=322.0, which I guess is supposed to correspond with the DOI Freebase FW=321.15.
However, two other noticable peaks (both equal to ~10% the height of the major peak) are present. One comes in at 323.0, the other comes in at 305.0. I can come up with a few explinations for the 323 peak (i.e. protonation at the amine group), but can't figure out what the 305.0 peak would correspond to.
I'm pretty rusty at this; would it just have something to do with how the molecule fragments? Any help would be appreciated!!
p.s.
The HPLC data shows readings given at three different wavelengths. Two of the three wavelengths show a nice, single clean peak at around 5min.45sec. The third shows the same peak, as well as a broad dublet peak coming off between 1min15sec and 2min. Both parts of the dublet spike about 80% as high as the 5:45 peak. More info on the run conditions can be provided upon request.
Thanks!
The MS shows a major peak at m/z=322.0, which I guess is supposed to correspond with the DOI Freebase FW=321.15.
However, two other noticable peaks (both equal to ~10% the height of the major peak) are present. One comes in at 323.0, the other comes in at 305.0. I can come up with a few explinations for the 323 peak (i.e. protonation at the amine group), but can't figure out what the 305.0 peak would correspond to.
I'm pretty rusty at this; would it just have something to do with how the molecule fragments? Any help would be appreciated!!
p.s.
The HPLC data shows readings given at three different wavelengths. Two of the three wavelengths show a nice, single clean peak at around 5min.45sec. The third shows the same peak, as well as a broad dublet peak coming off between 1min15sec and 2min. Both parts of the dublet spike about 80% as high as the 5:45 peak. More info on the run conditions can be provided upon request.
Thanks!