Improved Pirkie Type 1 Amide Type: Asymmetric carbon atoms are bonded directly with CONH group
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1 1 sur 6 26/06/ :16 Special Merits of SUMICHIRAL OA 1.The large number of theoretical plates of the columns offer high resolution. 2.The packing materials have chemical stability and the columns have long life. 3.The enantiomeric stationary phases give the inverse elution orders and so accurate determination of the optical purity and efficient preparation of the enantiomer are attained. Improved Pirkie Type 1 Amide Type: Asymmetric carbon atoms are bonded directly with CONH group OA-2000 series have a 3,5-dinitrobenzoyl group as the π-acid and may interact with the solute molecule by charge transfer, hydrogen bonding, etc. The enantiomers of aromatic compounds, esters,carboxylic acids and alcohols may be directly separated on OA-2000 series. OA-2000 is especially effective for pyrethroidal esters, OA-0 for carboxylic acids such as profen-drugs. Urea Type: Asymmetric carbon atoms are bonded directly with NHCONH group OA-3000 series have 3,5-dinitrophenylurea group as the π-acid and, in the reverse phase mode, promote chiral discrimination by charge transfer, hydrogen bonding, etc. In general OA-3000 series are effective for carboxylic acids, and especially for acetyl- and urethane-amino acids, dansylamino acids. OA-3300 offers good direct separation for profen-drugs, acetyl-amino acids, BOC-amino acids and penzyl-amino acids.
2 2 sur 6 26/06/ :16 Improved Pirkie Type 2 Two chiral centers at amine and amino acid are bonded with NHCONH group OA-4000 series have a naphthyl group as the π-base, and two chiral centers at amine and amino acid group. By charge transfer, hydrogen bonding, etc., chiral discrimination is acheived, and a wide variety of compounds such as pharmaceuticals of amine and amino alcohols, alcohols, esters and amides can be directly resolved in the normal phase mode. Amide and urethane derivatives of amines,alcohols, etc. can be resolved effectively. Ligand exchange Type Amide Type: Asymmetric carbon atoms are bonded directly with CONH group OA-2000 series have a 3,5-dinitrobenzoyl group as the π-acid and may interact with the solute molecule by charge transfer, hydrogen bonding, etc. The enantiomers of aromatic compounds, esters,carboxylic acids and alcohols may be directly separated on OA-2000 series. OA-2000 is especially effective for pyrethroidal esters, OA-0 for carboxylic acids such as profen-drugs. The chiral components are coated hydrophobically on ODS OA-00 and 6000 series offer chiral discrimination by ligand exchange interaction in the reversed phase mode. The chiral ligands such as penicillamine (OA-00) or tartaric acid derivatives (OA-6000 series) are coated on ODS silica, though the volume of organic solvents added to the mobile phase is limited. Mobile phases including Cu ++ ions are used in these columns. They are effective for direct enantiomer separation of not only amino acids, hydroxy acids but also copper-chelate forming compounds such as amino alcohols, diamines, dicarboxylic acids, aminolactames and dipeptides. Especially OA-00 can be applied for extremely wide range, while OA-60 is effective for,β-amino acids, β-hydroxy acids and hydrophilic amin acids.
3 3 sur 6 26/06/ :16 Host-guest Type Cyclodextrin bonded chiral stationary phase with novel spacer OA-7000 is a novel chiral stationary phase with?a-cyclodextrin bonded to the silica gel via new type of spacer. A large number of racemates, including ketones, amines, and amino acid derivatives can be separated under reversed phase conditions Sharp peaks and high theoretical plate numbers are obtained. Improved peak shape is due to the effect of hydrophilic spacer moiety which prevents secondary interactions between the silica gel and the sample molecules. Popular reversed phase conditions can be used. Novel Chiral Stationary phase bonded with crown ether OA-8000 is a novel chiral stationary phase bonded with chiral crown ether to aminopropyl silica gel. This is very effective for enantiomer separations of amines, aminoalcohols and amino acids, especially for hydrophobic amines Stationary phase is covalent bond type and very stable. Both reversed and normal phases can be used. Sharp peaks and high theoretical plate numbers are obtained
4 Sumichiral OA columns Standard type Inverted type SUMICHIRAL Chiral component SUMICHIRAL Mode** OA-2000 (R)-phenylglycine OA-2000S NP OA-0 (R)- 1-naphthylglycine OA-0S NP OA-30 (S)-valine OA-30R NP,RP OA-3200 (S)-tert-leucine OA-3200R NP,RP OA-3300 (R)-phenylglycine OA-3300S NP,RP OA-4000 (S)-valine (S)- 1-(α - naphthyl)ethylamine OA-4000R NP OA-40 (S)-valine (R)- 1-(α -naphthyl)ethylamine OA-40R NP OA-4400 (S)-proline (S)- 1-(α -naphthyl)ethylamine OA-4400R NP OA-40 (S)-proline (R)- 1-(α -naphthyl)ethylamine OA-40R NP OA-4600 (S)-tert-Ieucine (S)- 1-(α -naphthyl)ethylamine OA-4600R NP OA-4700 (S)-tert-Ieucine (R)- 1-(α -naphthyl)ethylamine OA-4700R NP OA-4800 (S)-indoline- 2 -carboxylic acid (S)- 1 -(α -naphthyl)ethylamine * NP OA-4900 (S)-indoline- 2 -carboxylic acid (R)- 1 -(α -naphthyl)ethylamine * NP OA-00 (D)-penicillamine OA-00L RP OA-6000 (L)-tartaric acid (S)- 1-(α -naphthyl)ethylamine OA-6000R RP OA-60 (L)-tartaric acid, (S)-valine (R)- 1 -(α -naphthyl)ethylamine OA-60R RP OA-7000 β-cyclodextrin with novel spacer * RP OA-8000 chiral pseudo 18-crown-6 ether * NP,RP Notice: : Most popular phases * Enantiomeric stationary phases (inversed types) are available except for OA-4800, 4900, 7000 and 8000, and on these phases the elution order of enantiomer are inversed. ** NP normal phase mode, RP reversed phased mode 4 sur 6 Types of Sumichiral Column stationary phases 26/06/ :16
5 Types of Sumichiral Column stationary phases Please click the name for details Classification Amide Type Urea Type Low molecular weight Ligand exchange Type Host-guest Type Name SUMICIRAL OA Series SUMICIRAL OA Series SUMICIRAL OA Series SUMICIRAL OA - 00 Series SUMICIRAL OA Series SUMICIRAL OA Series SUMICIRAL OA Sumichiral OA Column series and dimensions Red colored letter's sizes are the standard analytical columns. Sumichiral OA-2000 Series ( 5μm ) Sumichiral OA-2000 Sumichiral OA-2000I Sumichiral OA-2000S Sumichiral OA-2000SI 4.6 (300) 8.0 (300) Sumichiral OA-0 Series ( 5μm ) Sumichiral OA-0 Sumichiral OA-0I Sumichiral OA-0S Sumichiral OA-0SI (2.0) () () Sumichiral OA-3000 Series ( 5μm ) Sumichiral OA-30 Sumichiral OA-30R Sumichiral OA-3200 Sumichiral OA-3200R Sumichiral OA-3300 Sumichiral OA-3300S Sumichiral OA-4000 Series ( 5μm ) Sumichiral OA-4000 Sumichiral OA-4000R Sumichiral OA-40 Sumichiral OA-40R Sumichiral OA-4400 Sumichiral OA-4400R Sumichiral OA-40 Sumichiral OA-40R Sumichiral OA-4600 Sumichiral OA-4600R Sumichiral OA-4700 Sumichiral OA-4700R Sumichiral OA-4800 Sumichiral OA Sumichiral OA-00 Series ( 5μm ) Sumichiral OA-6000 Series ( 5μm ) 4.6 Sumichiral OA Sumichiral OA-00 Sumichiral OA-6000R Sumichiral OA-00L Sumichiral OA Sumichiral OA-60R () 5 sur 6 26/06/ :16
6 6 sur 6 26/06/ : () Sumichiral OA-7000 Series ( 5μm ) Sumichiral OA-7000 Sumichiral OA-70 Sumichiral OA-70 () Sumichiral OA-8000 ( 5μm ) Sumichiral OA-8000 I.D. (mm) 2.0 Length (mm)
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