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posted on 10.11.2020, 20:59 authored by Huaming Sheng, Emily B. Corcoran, Zachary E. X. Dance, Joseph P. Smith, Zhihao Lin, Victoria Ordsmith, Simon Hamilton, Ping ZhuangOnline mass spectrometry has proven
to be a useful tool for characterizing
many aspects of chemical reactions. However, to the best of the authors’
knowledge, no reference standard (RS) quantitation approach has been
applied in online MS profiling work to date. In this study, we present
a RS approach for online quantitation of an aerobic oxidation reaction
in flow using a miniature mass spectrometer, with both internal RS
and external RS quantitation approaches being evaluated. Quinoline,
a structurally similar and chemically inert compound under these reaction
conditions, was chosen as the RS to quantify the pyridine aldehyde
product. To investigate the optimal RS concentration and instrument
attenuation, calibration curves were established by plotting the product/RS
peak intensity ratio against the theoretical product yield at different
attenuation (dilution factor) values. The MS quantitation results
for the actual flow reactions were validated with conventional offline 1H NMR analysis.
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MS quantitation resultsoffline 1 H NMR analysisoxidation reactionreaction conditionsmass spectrometerquantitation approachRS quantitation approachesQuantitative PerspectiveMiniature Mass Spectrometer Online ...flow reactionsRS approachRS concentrationchemical reactionscalibration curvesinstrument attenuationdilution factorOnline Flow Reaction Profilingpyridine aldehyde product