TRIVALENT COPPER AS A PROBABLE INTERMEDIATE IN REACTION CATALYZED BY GALACTOSE OXIDASE
TRIVALENT COPPER AS A PROBABLE INTERMEDIATE IN REACTION CATALYZED BY GALACTOSE OXIDASE
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DOI:
10.1021/ja00418a060
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发表时间:
1976-01-01
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
HAMILTON, GA
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作者:
DYRKACZ, GR;LIBBY, RD;HAMILTON, GA
Cl, Br, I) we observe only two doublets of equal intensity when the" Bnmr spectrum is determined with a short delay (10-100 ms) be-tween x/2 pulses. The expected low-field singlet for the hal-ogenated B site gradually grows in as the delay time is in-creased above 100 ms and reaches a limiting intensity (1 relative to 4 for the two doublets) at 8-10 s. 16 The intensity recovery for the singlet as the delay time increases follows first-order kinetics and was used to estimate17 T\= 2.8, 3.9, and 2.6 s for X= Cl, Br, I, respectively. The x, r, x/2 pulse sequence method of Void18 was used to determine the much shorter TVs for the other B environments (ub= 10, 14, 8 ms; and lb= 24, 22, 19 ms for X= Cl, Br, I, respec-tively. For comparison, the T\’s for I-SB9H9 are ax= 34, ub= 21, and lb= 40 ms, respectively. The halogen has a decided effect on the relaxation time of the axial B site. This seems even more remarkable in view of the T\results when the halogen is in a lb position, such as for 6-Br-l-SBgHg where T\= 35 ms for the substituted boron and ranges from 11 to 22 ms for the other positions. We do not feel that this effect is related to anisotropic molecular reorientation. For symmetric rotors, the relaxation time of a nucleus on the symmetry axis (such as the axial B site of I-SB9H9) depends only on motion perpendicular to that axis. 19 As estimated from moments of inertia, such motion would give riseto longer correlation times (shorter 7Ys) for 10-Xl-SBgHg (X=