Abstract

The chiral discrimination abilities of several variously permethylated carbohydrates toward various amino acid 2-propyl esters were combinatorially evaluated from the relative peak intensity of the 1:1 diastereomeric complex ions with the deuterium-labeled l-amino acid 2-propyl ester protonated ion and with the unlabeled d-amino acid 2-propyl ester protonated ions in FAB mass spectrometry. The chiral discrimination abilities evaluated using FAB mass spectrometry approximately corresponded to the ratio of the association constants ( K R / K S ) toward each enantiomer in the solution. Therefore, this evaluation method is very useful for the screening of the chiral discrimination abilities of carbohydrates and their derivatives.

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