1969
DOI: 10.1021/jo01263a093
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Aralkyl hydrodisulfides. X. Reactions with iron salts

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“…Importantly, persulfides were unable to oxidize ferrous salts. 530 This contrasts with the behavior of hydrogen peroxide and alkyl hydroperoxides, which oxidize ferrous to ferric ion with concomitant formation of a hydroxyl radical via the Fenton reaction (eq 43). H2O2+Fe2+HO+HO+Fe3+…”
Section: Protein Persulfidationmentioning
confidence: 95%
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“…Importantly, persulfides were unable to oxidize ferrous salts. 530 This contrasts with the behavior of hydrogen peroxide and alkyl hydroperoxides, which oxidize ferrous to ferric ion with concomitant formation of a hydroxyl radical via the Fenton reaction (eq 43). H2O2+Fe2+HO+HO+Fe3+…”
Section: Protein Persulfidationmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Exposure of aralkyl persulfides to ferric salts under organic solvents led to the formation of tetrasulfide and ferrous ion, showing that persulfides can be oxidized by ferric ions (eqs 41 and 42). 530 RSSH+Fe3+RSS+H++Fe2+ 2RSSRSSSSR…”
Section: Protein Persulfidationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The reaction with one-electron oxidants gives rise to RSS• and can occur through hydrogen atom or electron transfer mechanisms [164]. Persulfides can be oxidized by ferric ions and cannot oxidize ferrous ions [166]. Ferricyanide [47], ferric cytochrome c [126,149,167], and metmyoglobin [47] can oxidize persulfides.…”
Section: Reactivity Of Persulfides With Oxidantsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…77 Jitsuo Tsurugi later reported that the RSSH oxidative dimerization reaction could also be achieved in high yield in aqueous dioxane using ferric chloride as oxidant (Scheme 5, entry 22). 65 Disulfanyl acetates have remained as popular sources for accessing perthiols to the present time, as they are readily accessible via substitution of thiotosylates (RSTs) with thioacetate ion. 66 In turn, RSTs, when R = alkyl, can be easily synthesised via substitution of RX with thiotosylate ion, 67 while for R = aromatic, RSTs can be accessed via reaction of a disulfide with iodine and sulfinate ion.…”
Section: Review Synopenmentioning
confidence: 99%