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. 2019 Feb 11;24(3):634. doi: 10.3390/molecules24030634

Table 2.

Retention times, UV, MS, and MS2 data of phenolic acids and flavonols in the onion aqueous extract.

Peak Number Compound tR (min) UV λmax (nm) [M + H]+ (m/z) MS2 (m/z) [M − H] (m/z) MS2 (m/z)
1 Protocatechuic acid glucoside 11.1 220, 260, 294 - - 315 153 (100), 109 (25)
2 Protocatechuic acid 1 13.0 220, 260, 294 - - 153 109 (100)
3 Vanillic acid 1 23.5 218, 260, 294 - - - -
4 Quercetin 7,4′-diglucoside 2 31.6 254, 268sh, 366 627 465 (100), 303 (89) 625 463 (100), 301 (27),
5 Quercetin 3,4′-diglucoside 2 34.7 254, 266, 350 627 465 (100), 303 (53) 625 463 (100), 301 (14),
6 Quercetin 3-glucoside 2 36.9 256, 270sh, 374 465 303 (100) 463 301 (100), 191 (60)
7 Ellagic acid 1 42.2 254, 306sh, 370 - - 301 -
8 Quercetin 4′-glucoside 2 42.8 254, 268sh, 366 465 303 (100) 463 301 (100)
9 Isorhamnetin 4′-glucoside 2 45.3 254, 374 479 317 (100) 477 315 (100), 300 (20)
10 Quercetin 1 48.9 256, 268sh, 370 303 285 (27), 257 (100), 229 (76), 165 (66), 201 (44), 187 (43) 301 151 (100), 179 (49), 187 (24), 164 (12), 239 (10)
11 Isorhamnetin 1 52.7 254, 374 317 302 (100), 285 (45), 257 (25), 139 (23), 135 (11) 315 300 (100)

Experimental conditions as described in Material and Methods. 1 Confirmed with reference standard. 2 The glycosylation site was tentatively assigned on the basis of literature data.