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Naphthenic acids research
Matthew S. MacLennanChen Lab Group Meeting
March 03, 2014
Outline
• What are Naphthenic acids again?
• What Cai has tried• What I have tried• What I plan to try
Concept of Naphthenic acids
Rogers, V. V; Liber, K.; MacKinnon, M. D. Chemosphere 2002, 48, 519–527.Headley, J. V.; McMartin, D. W. J. Environ. Sci. Heal. Part A 2004, 39, 1989–2010.
Headley, J. V. et al. J. Environ. Sci. Health. A. Tox. Hazard. Subst. Environ. Eng. 2013, 48, 1145–1163.
R = alkyl groupX = COOH, R, OH, Sox, Nox, SHY = C, S, N
Note: ring structures may not befully saturated.
I have forgotten what naphthenic acids were...
• Oil sands process (affected) water (OSPW)• Acidified with H2SO4 to pH 2-2.5• Extracted into organic phase (DCM, EtOAc,
hexanes) and dried to form film• Film reconstituted in solvent of choice for
further preprocessing• = Naphthenic acids fraction compounds
(NAFCs)
What Cai has tried
• Acidify native sample• Extract into EtOAc (dry sample)• Perform NHS-EDC derivatization in DMSO• Inject reaction mixture into CE-MS with 1%
HCOOH/50% MeOH acidic buffer• (PrO)3Si(PEI) coated capillary for EOF
EDC-NHS coupling
R
O
O H
EDC-NHS
R
O
NH
N
CH3
CH3
N
CH3
CH3
NH2
DMSO
OH2
EDC-NHS coupling
http://www.piercenet.com/instructions/2160650.pdf
Sample chromatogram
What I have tried
• Sample induced transient isotachophoresis (tITP) of aqueous derivatized CNLR OSPW (vial 5)
• tITP of aqueous derivatized Syn OSPW (vial 4)
Aqueous EDC-Sulfo-NHS coupling
R
O
O H
EDC, Sulfo-NHS
R
O
NH
N
CH3
CH3
N
CH3
CH3
NH2
buffered H2O, pH ~ 7.5
OH2
Aqueous EDC-Sulfo-NHS coupling
http://www.piercenet.com/instructions/2160650.pdf
Acidified derivatized Syn OSPW
Acidified derivatized Syn OSPW
Scan 505 – Suspect peak
Scan 505; m/z 100-400
Scan 505; m/z 450-700
Scan 505; m/z 700-1000
Acidified derivatized CNLR OSPWtITP injection
Scan 506 – Suspect peak
Scan 506; m/z 150-1400
1093.7 1125.2 1125.9 1138.9 1140.9 1153.5
157.7 169.7 201.7
250.8 268.4 280.0 283.6 290.1 295.8 305.4
536.3 551.3 560.6 575.7 589.5 604.2
804.5 828.5 842.7 856.6 872.0 886.7
What I plan to try
• Activation of NAs with NHS or Sulfo-NHS (UV active); Dry-stable
• Fischer esterification with MeOH-HCl; CE-ESI-MS– Commonly used derivatization in lipidomics– Good for fragmentation