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Re: TLC of Thiols

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From: Dr. Roger Murphy
Date: Fri, 09 Feb 1996 00:00
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Dinah Thiers Farrington wrote:
> 
> searching for a TLC solvent system, and gotten unusual results. I am
> using silica plates, and I<2 to develop them. Instead of dark spots, I
> see a large white spot  with a rim of darker staining. Absolutely
> nothing in the white spot is picking up the iodine, and I'm quite sure
> this is not something contaminating the silica before the plate is
> developed. Has anyone seen this behavior?  Any explanation  of this, or
> anyreferences describing this would be greatly appreciated. This
> happened so far with solvents of 1:99 ratio of methanol to CH<2Cl<2  and
> 5:95 CH<2Cl<2 to ether.( Whatis the explanation for I<2 marking the compounds,
> anyway?)
> 
>      2. I'm trying to visualize Br-CH<2CH<2CH<2-SH and
> SH-CH<2CH<2CH<2-OH BY this method. Anyone who has separated short chain
> thiols  could help me greatly by sending me a note about what systems
> they found successful.
>                                         Thank You,
>                                         Dinah Farrington


Dinah,

Iodine complexes to pi-bonded systems (double, triple bonds, aromatic 
rings etc.), but I don't have any explanation for your halo effect

Cheers,

Roger Murphy
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