It is shown that chromatography with achiral phases of non-racemic mixture of binaphthol can furnish fractions which differ in enantiomeric excess. The first fraction contains one pure enantiomer i.e., has an enantiomeric excess (ee %) close to 100% and the following fractions have an ee % close to 0% (racemic mixture). As a consequence, such chromatography may be used to enrich a non-racemic mixture of binaphthol in one enantiomer. In this paper a model is proposed allowing us to calculate with good accuracy the experimental elution curves. This simple model is capable of using only a few chromatographic experiments to predict the enantiomeric enrichment of a non-racemic mixture and to calculate precisely the retention time of each fraction.
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