Ac8b05469 Si 001.Pdf

Ac8b05469 Si 001.Pdf

SUPPORTING INFORMATION Characterization of Dye Extracts from Historical Cultural-Heritage Objects using State-of-the-Art Comprehensive Two-Dimensional Liquid Chromatography and Mass Spectrometry with Active Modulation and Optimized Shifting Gradients Bob W.J. Piroka,b,*, Mimi J. den Uijla, Giacomo Moroa, Sanne V.J. Berbersa, Charlotte J.M. Croesa, Maarten R. van Bommela,c, Peter J. Schoenmakersa a University of Amsterdam, van 't Hoff Institute for Molecular Sciences, Analytical-Chemistry Group, Science Park 904, 1098 XH Amsterdam, The Netherlands. b TI-COAST, Science Park 904, 1098 XH Amsterdam, The Netherlands. c University of Amsterdam, Faculty of Humanities, Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage, Johannes Vermeerplein 1, 1071 DV, Amsterdam. (*) Corresponding author E-mail: [email protected] S-1 Contents S-1 Historical samples and extraction procedure .................................................................. 5 S-2 Dilution Ratio .................................................................................................................. 6 S-3 Comparison of Modulation Times ................................................................................... 7 S-4 LC×LC chromatograms: Clarification of appearance and guidelines for interpretation. ... 8 S-5 Strong Anion-Exchange Chromatography (First dimension) ........................................... 9 S-6 Orthogonality ................................................................................................................ 10 S-7 Water Blue IN ............................................................................................................... 13 S-8 Reference database ..................................................................................................... 14 S-8.1. Alizarin .................................................................................................................. 15 S-8.2. Alizarin Red S ....................................................................................................... 17 S-8.3. Alizarin Yellow ....................................................................................................... 19 S-8.4. Amaranth .............................................................................................................. 21 S-8.5. Amido Black 10B ................................................................................................... 23 S-8.6. Amido Naphtol Red G ........................................................................................... 25 S-8.7. Auramine .............................................................................................................. 27 S-8.8. Azo Flavine 3R ...................................................................................................... 30 S-8.9. Azo Fuchsine ........................................................................................................ 34 S-8.10. Berberine ............................................................................................................ 36 S-8.11. Brazilin ................................................................................................................ 38 S-8.12. Brilliant Yellow ..................................................................................................... 40 S-8.13. Campeche Wood ................................................................................................ 42 S-8.14. Carminic Acid ...................................................................................................... 44 S-8.15. (+) Catechin Hydrate ........................................................................................... 46 S-8.16. Chrysoidin ........................................................................................................... 48 S-8.17. Chrysoin .............................................................................................................. 50 S-8.18. Cochineal Red A ................................................................................................. 52 S-8.19. Congo Red .......................................................................................................... 54 S-8.20. Cotton Scarlet ..................................................................................................... 56 S-8.21. Crocein Orange G ............................................................................................... 58 S-8.22. Crystal Ponceau 6R ............................................................................................ 60 S-8.23. Crystal Violet ....................................................................................................... 62 S-8.24. Diamond Green B ............................................................................................... 65 S-8.25. Diamond Green G ............................................................................................... 67 S-8.26. Emodin ................................................................................................................ 69 S-8.27. Eosin A ............................................................................................................... 71 S-8.28. (+) Epi Catechin .................................................................................................. 74 S-2 S-8.29. Erythrosine .......................................................................................................... 76 S-8.30. Fast Acid Magenta .............................................................................................. 78 S-8.31. Fast Red AV ........................................................................................................ 80 S-8.32 Fast Red B ........................................................................................................... 82 S-8.33. Fisetin ................................................................................................................. 84 S-8.34. Flavazine L.......................................................................................................... 87 S-8.35. Fuchsin ............................................................................................................... 89 S-8.36. Haematin ............................................................................................................ 92 S-8.37. Indigo .................................................................................................................. 94 S-8.38. Indigo Carmine .................................................................................................... 96 S-8.39. Indigotin .............................................................................................................. 99 S-8.40. Isatin ................................................................................................................. 101 S-8.41. Kaempferol........................................................................................................ 103 S-8.42. Lawsone ........................................................................................................... 105 S-8.43. Maclurin ............................................................................................................ 107 S-8.44. Martius Yellow ................................................................................................... 109 S-8.45. Metanil Yellow ................................................................................................... 111 S-8.46. Methyl Violet ..................................................................................................... 113 S-8.47. Methylene Blue ................................................................................................. 117 S-8.48. Morin ................................................................................................................. 119 S-8.49. Murexide ........................................................................................................... 121 S-8.50. Naphthol Yellow S ............................................................................................. 123 S-8.51. Nigrosin ............................................................................................................. 125 S-8.52. Orange I ............................................................................................................ 127 S-8.53. Orange II ........................................................................................................... 129 S-8.54. Orange IV ......................................................................................................... 132 S-8.55. Orange GG ....................................................................................................... 134 S-8.56. Orcein ............................................................................................................... 136 S-8.57. Patent Blue V .................................................................................................... 139 S-8.58. Picric Acid ......................................................................................................... 141 S-8.59. Ponceau 3RO ................................................................................................... 143 S-8.60. Ponceau RR ...................................................................................................... 145 S-8.61. Purpurin ...........................................................................................................

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