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The thin-layer chromatographic behavior of deprenyl and that of some o
f its structural analogs has been investigated. R-F values of numerous
N-propynyl-N-(2-phenyl-1-methyl)ethylamines are given for characteriz
ation of these compounds. Depending on the pH of the aqueous butanol m
obile phase, which can be regulated by changing the ratio of ammonia t
o acetic acid, use of elution-type separation enables adequate differe
ntiation of a variety of compounds structurally related to deprenyl, U
se of normal-phase silica with triethanolamine containing chloroform a
s displacer and carrier, respectively, was suitable for displacement s
eparation. Displaced zones were classified as either bona-fide displac
ed or quasi-displaced bands on the basis of the shape of their displac
ement train. A useful method is also suggested for establishing the or
der of any pair of the compounds in the displacement train. TLC on RP-
18 silica using both elution and displacement development is also intr
oduced for separation of N-propynyl-N- (2-phenyl-1-methyl)ethylamines
and their structural analogs. Advantages of spacer-displacement chroma
tography are presented. Reversed-phase chromatography on paraffin-coat
ed silica plates serves for determination of lipophilicity; parameters
are given as R-M,R-0 values and slopes.