Estudio del efecto solvatocrómico en derivados fenólicos naturales
Keywords:
Quercetina, Flavonas, Fluorimetría, Solvatocromismo, QuimiotaxonomíaAbstract
Se describen las características espectrofluorimétricas de dos derivados de quercetina aislados de las hojas deFlaveria bidentis, un derivado de 6-prenilpinocembrina, aislado de las raíces de Dalea elegans y un compuesto deestructura antraquinónica aislado de las hojas de Heterophyllaea pustulata. Todos ellos presentan espectros deabsorción con máximos en la región UV-visible acordes con los grupos cromóforos presentes en su estructura. Loscuatro compuestos estudiados presentan fluorescencia nativa. La posición de los máximos de emisión de fluorescenciase modifica en función del disolvente. Los desplazamientos producidos están relacionados con el diferente gradode solvatación de las moléculas en estado excitado según la polaridad del disolvente. La adición de ácidos mineralesprovoca desplazamientos en los máximos de fluorescencia concordantes con los ya descritos para compuestos deestructura similar. Estas modificaciones espectrales tienen un gran interés analítico desde el punto de vista de laidentificación y caracterización de productos naturales de estructura fenólica.Downloads
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