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Chiral Separation of phenethylamines

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Hi All,

I have been researching a LC method for the chiral separation of phenethylamine compounds, more specifically methylamphetamine. However, I am really struggling to find a LC solution that provides as good results as just derivatizing on a GC-MS.

Preferentially looking to not have to derivatize (or if so, very simple) and run on a Waters HPLC (LC) system. Is there anyone out there that might be using HPLC to separate amphetamines currently (baseline separation)? Does such a method exist? haha

I have read quite a few published articles and not coming up with any methods that might be appropriate besides a method that utilizes the Chiral Drug (Shiseido®) column, which is just a very expensive column to purchase.

Thanks in advance for any assistance,
Have you explored derivatized cyclofructan columns? Isopropyl modified cyclofructan is quite successful in separating many chiral amines.
M. Farooq Wahab
mwahab@ualberta.ca
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