[lux94]

Hello fellow chemists,
today by a mistake i mixed wrong flasks together, and contaminated my pure product.Now i have mixture of amine trifluoroacetate salt (like 80%) and sulfonyl amide.I guess there is no point of performing chromatografy, because amine salt is way too polar.I was thinking perhaps there is a way, that  i could extract  amine salt from organic phase with water? What could be right conditions for the salt to dissolve in water? Im adding an image of structure of molecues.
http://www.bildites.lv/viewer.php?file=5pff3lkl83crr2twtrud.jpg
Thank you for your replies beforehand.
-L

[kriggy]

If your salt is soluble in water while the other compound is not then its easy. I think chromatography might work too - you firstly elute your starting material and then your salt using methanol with some base