Groundbreaking Research I Science Sizzler I Episode 6 I Your Dose of Latest Research

Herein, we explain in a simplified manner on how authors utilized mass spectrometry to observe enantiomers.
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[@AS-ly9wt]

Simplified explanation of complex & complicated process. Thank you.

[@gatechemistry]

Glad it was helpful!

[@1998dr]

Thanks for explaining it so well , wasn’t able to understand it before 😢❤

[@gatechemistry]

Glad it helped :)

[@ameyatambe8129]

Interesting work

[@gatechemistry]

Indeed!

[@inshabhat7587]

How big achievement... separation of enantiomers from mixture even with same m/z ratio using simple MS quite interesting..would like to know more about deeply sir.

[@gatechemistry]

Indeed it is a great piece of work. Detection of enantiomers alongwith calculation of enantiomeric excess. However, they did not achieve the separation of enantiomers.

[@anaghasree3981]

Vow, this is amazing. Thank you for making a video on this. Any experts here among the viewers ???? Would love to hear more abt it.

[@gatechemistry]

Glad you liked it :)

[@basavarajagoudapatil8329]

its about differentiating the enantiomer qualitatively not separating them quantitatively because its mass spectrometry ..

[@gatechemistry]

It is not qualitative in the true sense. But, they were successfully also able to calculate the enantiomeric excess. This does reflect some quantitative aspect as well.