Then your calculations should be based on 0.9 mmol. Thus, 0.9 mmol x 5 x M(aa) will give you the mass of the aa you have to use. While is the same count for the coupling cocktail:
0.9 mmol x 5 x M(coupling cocktail components) / density (of each) will give the mass or volume (if necessary)
1) can you tell me which rink amide resin will be good for good yield, i mean which range of loading capacity and also mesh size of resin will be good?.....
Please read it and suggest me -
here i am using mesh size of rink amide resin is 50-90 and 100 mmol (equivalent of resin 0.1mmol).
then follow the standard protocol
after final coupling of aa, break the peptide resin using cocktail 95% TFA, 2.5% TIPS, 2.5% Water (2 ml ), and wash with TFA, kept for 3hrs . then filter the peptide-resin collect in a rb and add diethyl ethyl then centrifuge, some small quantity is obtained. reaction failed. I tried many times but not seen good result.
so i request to you give me your best opinion what do i do and where i am wrong?