Chlorsiliconorganic Compound Formed during Lipid Separation from Japan Marine Ascidia

S. V. Isay^1*, N. G. Busarova¹, L. A. Zemnuhova²

¹Pacific Institute of Bioorganic Chemistry of DVO of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Vladivostok, Russia.
²Institute of Chemistry of DVO of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Vladivostok, Russia.

DOI: 10.4236/ojms.2015.53024                

Abstract

The crystal substance has been isolated from chloroform-ethanol extract of sea organism Halocynthia aurantium. A set of spectrometry methods was used to describe a structure of this compound. It was appeared that element analysis showed ≈60% chlorine, less silicon, carbon and hydrogen. Another spectroscopy method (UV, IR, NMR) did not give an additional information. The data obtained suggests us that we have the matter with unusual compound. X-ray-phase analysis was used also. On the basis of an element analysis and X-ray diffraction parameters the formula of compound С₂H₂Si₄Cl₁₂ has been offered.

Keywords

Marine Organism Halocynthia aurantium, Crystal, Chlorosiliconorganic Compound

Conflicts of Interest

The authors declare no conflicts of interest.

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