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Offline kganeshkadiyala

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solubility
« on: January 08, 2012, 10:21:50 AM »

 i purchased a chemical of  FMOC-LYS-OH.HCL. I want to form a chloroacetyl derivative of FMOC-LYS-OH.HCL at gama NH2 group. but iam facing a problem about solubilty of FMOC-LYS-OH.HCL. according to journals the reaction is proceed in THF,DCM and in chloroform but it is not soluble in any one of those solvents.

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Re: solubility
« Reply #1 on: January 10, 2012, 03:55:19 PM »
The HCl salt won't dissolve in much.  You would need to make the free base to dissolve it in organic solvent, or buffer the reaction.   But with an Fmoc, that is tough.

You could try Shotteb-Baumann conditions, they work fine for that reaction, using the chloroacetyl chloride.  See Vogel for an example.  That involves aqueous NaHCO3 and an organic solvent like THF or even DCM.   That keeps the Fmoc group in the unbasic organic solvent, but neutrallizes the HCl from the SM and the reaction. 

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