Experimentally Observing Optical Activity

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Experimentally Observing Optical Activity L=sample tube length in dm D = observed optical rotation in degrees using sodium D line C= concentration of dissolved sample in tube in grams/100 mL L Schematic of Polarimeter Do = specific rotation = D L*C

It all started because of wine….

Wine growing regions in France Purified Tartaric acid from cork

Mirror plane Louis Pasteur first to isolate and observe optically tartaric acid `enantiomers’ Do = -12o Do = +12o Isolated two kinds of sodium tartrate crystals growing on wine bottle corks (+ and -)

“Chance favors the prepared mind.” No one was able to reproduce Pasteur’s separation of + and - forms for decades… “Chance favors the prepared mind.” L Pasteur

- - + + What optical activity means in the lab…. Analyzer observation lens

The presence of mirror image molecules with opposite optical rotation implies that carbon is tetrahedral 2-D amino acid mirror image is superimposable Bonds on a plane (2D) ? 3-D amino acid mirror image not superimposable Bonds in tetrahedron (3D)?

What makes a chiral molecule ? Any tetrahedral center with 4 different (nonequivalent) groups attached is in principle chiral (pronunciation: ki rel …rhymes with spiral)

two non-superimposable mirror images called enantiomers A chiral molecule has two non-superimposable mirror images called enantiomers The existence of organic molecules that polarize light + and - `proves’ that the carbon centers therein are tetrahedral

Experimental Polarization light rotates (+) or (-) Ways to Designate or Draw Molecules with “Handedness” (Chirality) See also: Supplement 1 3D projection Fischer projection Experimental Polarization light rotates (+) or (-) 4. D/L Fischer notation (yucky) 5. R/S (Cahn-Prelog-Ingold) For sugars: D-(+) –sucrose or for amino acids: L-(-)-Alanine R-1-bromo-1-chloroethane

Can you point to the `chiral’ center ? good thalidomide is Right handed (R) bad thalidomide is Left handed (S) Can you point to the `chiral’ center ?

Once thought to be of only `academic’ interest to chemists, chirality turns out to be a huge deal in biology Natural sugars are all D-type Natural amino acids are all L-type Not paying attention to chirality in drug manufacture very bad !

Moderate defect examples of S thalidomide exposure in first trimester

Serious limb loss and malformation from S thalidomide exposure in first trimester

OTHER SOBERING EXAMPLES OF THE TERATOGENIC IMPACT OF WRONG HANDEDNESS IN THE THALIDOMIDE DEBACLE

(C attached to terminal CH2OH) on right=> D OH on `penultimate C’ D and L Rules for Sugars …Fischer Projection method Chiral center of penultimate C drawn with H and OH projected out of plane towards you `Penultimate’ carbon OH on `penultimate C’ (C attached to terminal CH2OH) on right=> D OH on `penultimate C’ (C attached to terminal CH2OH) on left=> L

Which is D Which is L ?? D and L Rules for amino acids …the CORN rule Rule of thumb for determining the D/L form of an amino acid is the "CORN" rule. The groups: COOH, R, NH2 and H (where R is a variant carbon chain) are arranged around the chiral center carbon atom. Starting with the hydrogen atom away from the viewer, if these groups are arranged clockwise around the carbon atom, then it is the D-form. If counter-clockwise, it is the L-form. If H is drawn up and on vertical, it is assumed hidden from viewer Which is D Which is L ?? Clockwise=>D Counterclockwise => L

D and L system is confusing… arbitrary …. I Suck…. The sugar chemist and Nobel Prize winner Emil Fischer is responsible for the D and L system of assigning handedness to molecules…~1902 D and L system is confusing… arbitrary …. I Suck…. and only applied to sugars and amino acids… Painful to teach

FINALLY D and L……replaced in 1966 CAHN-INGOLD-PRELOG SEQUENCE RULES (R AND S)