2009
DOI: 10.1248/cpb.57.653
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Hydrogen-Deuterium (H-D) Exchange Reaction of Warfarin in D2O Solution

Abstract: Two kinds of diastereomers exist for a cyclic hemiketal due to two chiral centers.

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“…Meanwhile, the new resonance at δ =6.15 ppm gradually diminished and eventually became undetectable. The chemical resonance at δ =6.15 ppm that emerged during the early phase of the deuteration process is likely to arise from the C−HD proton, and broadening is likely to result from the quadrupolar effect of deuterium . Thus, the distinctive deuteration process provided direct evidence of our hypothesis of keto–enol tautomerism of the carbonyl α‐hydrogen of ALA.…”
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“…Meanwhile, the new resonance at δ =6.15 ppm gradually diminished and eventually became undetectable. The chemical resonance at δ =6.15 ppm that emerged during the early phase of the deuteration process is likely to arise from the C−HD proton, and broadening is likely to result from the quadrupolar effect of deuterium . Thus, the distinctive deuteration process provided direct evidence of our hypothesis of keto–enol tautomerism of the carbonyl α‐hydrogen of ALA.…”
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“…According to the mechanism of keto–enol tautomerism, hydrogen/deuterium exchange of carbonyl α‐hydrogen (H5) may undergo successive CH 2 →CHD→CD 2 steps (Scheme ). Therefore, the rate constants of the two steps ( k 1 for the first step; k 2 for the second step) can be calculated by fitting the plot of the observed carbonyl α‐hydrogen (H5) versus time, according to Equation (1) (derivation details are given in the Experimental Section) . true[CH2]obs=20.166667emexp(-k1t)+{k1/(k2-k1)}{exp(-k1t)-exp(-k2t)} …”
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“…Isotope-enriched chemicals have alleviated signal overlaps by shifting mass-to-charge ratio in mass spectroscopy (MS) [1][2][3][4] or vibrational frequencies in infrared or Raman spectroscopy. [5][6][7] Likewise, nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectra have been clarified by altering J-coupling splitting patterns and chemical shifts using isotope enrichment.…”
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