Activation of Superoxide Ion by Reactions with Protons, Electrophiles, Secondary Amines, Radicals, and Reduced Metal· Ions
Activation of Superoxide Ion by Reactions with Protons, Electrophiles, Secondary Amines, Radicals, and Reduced Metal· Ions
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通过与质子、亲电子试剂、仲胺、自由基和还原金属离子的反应活化超氧离子
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1983
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D. T. Sawyer
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Julian L. Roberts;D. T. Sawyer
In aprotic and aqueous media the proton-induced disproportionation of superoxide ion (O−2) yields a variety of reactive species (HO2·, H2O2, HO−2, and · OH). In aprotic media O−2 rapidly degrades polychlorinated hydrocarbons (CCl4, HCCl3, and DDT) to oxygenated products (CCl4 Cl3COO·; HCCl3 Cl2C: and Cl2C=O). Alkyl halides react more slowly (BuCl BuOO· and BuOO−). Formation of O−2 in the presence of methyl viologen (MV2+), reduced flavins, esters, and low-valent transition metal complexes results in the formation of reactive oxygenating agents and reaction mimics for oxygenases [MV+-OO-, 4a-hydroperoxyflavins, RC(O)OO−, and Zn11(O2 ·)+]. Kinetic data for the proton-induced disproportionation of O−2 in water and the nucleophilic reactions of O−2 in aprotic solvents lead to the conclusion that the latter are probably of little significance for biological oxygenation reactions.