2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.chroma.2022.463009
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Determining the double-bond positions of monounsaturated compounds in the alcohol fraction in seep carbonate

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“…The adduct formation upon treatment of alkenes is far from straightforward, particularly for complex extracts and for compounds containing more than one double bond 179 or other functional groups, such as alcohols or carbonyls. 180 Consequently, it would be advisable to provide more detailed experimental data when these experiments are carried out, such as clearly stating whether synthetic compounds have been derivatised and co-injected, 181 and whether other isomers were ruled out. Including mass spectra and retention indices of adducts on which the identification is based would also provide the reader greater confidence in the identifications, as is common practice for identification of natural products by GC-MS.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The adduct formation upon treatment of alkenes is far from straightforward, particularly for complex extracts and for compounds containing more than one double bond 179 or other functional groups, such as alcohols or carbonyls. 180 Consequently, it would be advisable to provide more detailed experimental data when these experiments are carried out, such as clearly stating whether synthetic compounds have been derivatised and co-injected, 181 and whether other isomers were ruled out. Including mass spectra and retention indices of adducts on which the identification is based would also provide the reader greater confidence in the identifications, as is common practice for identification of natural products by GC-MS.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%