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. 2018 Aug 14;13(8):e0202368. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0202368

Table 5. HPLC-ESI-MS fragmentation (negative and positive ion mode) of the compounds detected in T. chebula fruit extract.

Rt (min) Negative ion mode Positive ion mode Mol. weight
Peak 1 1.27 173.37 [M-H]- 174
154.82 [M-H2O-H]-
137.10 [M-H2O-H2O-H]-
Peak 2 1.88 169.35[M-H]- 170.86 [M+H]+ 170
781.02[M-H]- 141.50 [M+H-CO]+
Peak 3 3.27 325.16 [M-H]- 348.87 [M+Na]+ 326
674.77 [2M+ Na]+
Peak 4 5.47 632.94 [M-H]- 656.75 [M+ Na]+ 634
316.17 [M-2H]2-
Peak 5 5.92 325.22 [M-H]- 326
651.2 [2M-H]-
Peak 6 6.62 275.04 [M-H]- 277.11 [M+H]+ 276
247.13 [M-H-CO]-
Peak 7 8.07 301.13[M-H]- 605.17[2M+ H]+ 302

Note: Peaks 1–7 represented shikimic acid, gallic acid, 5-O-galloylshikimic acid, corilagin, Peak 5 (unknown), 3,4,8,9,10-Pentahydroxydibenzo [b, d] pyran-6-one and ellagic acid, respectively.