1992
DOI: 10.1016/0022-2364(92)90191-9
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Car☐yverdazyls: Water-soluble organic free radicals

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“…remain almost constant, regardless both of the permittivity and of the concentration. Although a similar tendency is observed for WS-TPV, 15 the difference in l max À1 of TPV between the dispersed state and the aggregated state is one-fourth of the corresponding difference for PyC8TOV (points A and B). This observation indicates that the slope of l max À1 vs. permittivity for WS-TPV might be much smaller than that of PyC8TOV.…”
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“…remain almost constant, regardless both of the permittivity and of the concentration. Although a similar tendency is observed for WS-TPV, 15 the difference in l max À1 of TPV between the dispersed state and the aggregated state is one-fourth of the corresponding difference for PyC8TOV (points A and B). This observation indicates that the slope of l max À1 vs. permittivity for WS-TPV might be much smaller than that of PyC8TOV.…”
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“…Mayr et al reported the pioneering synthesis of the water-soluble TPV (WS-TPV) radical. 15 However, the hydrophilic moiety of this radical is a carboxylic group that permits the WS-TPV to dissolve only in alkaline water (pH 4 10). Furthermore, the concentration dependence of UV and ESR spectra for WS-TPV is small.…”
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“…Carboxyphenyl and hydroxyphenyl derivatives Id – If and Ig , respectively, were deprotonated, and their solubility in aqueous basic solutions was demonstrated. More recently the formation of reactive primary bromide Ih and its reaction with pyridine to form the corresponding pyridinium salt was reported .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…17 The 6-oxoverdazyl system appears to be stable also to acidic conditions; 1,3,5-triphenyl-6-oxoverdazyl was sulfonylated giving water-soluble trisulfonium acid Ic. 18 Carboxyphenyl 19 and hydroxyphenyl 20 derivatives Id−If and Ig, respectively, were deprotonated, and their solubility in aqueous basic solutions was demonstrated. More recently the formation of reactive primary bromide Ih and its reaction with pyridine to form the corresponding pyridinium salt was reported.…”
Section: ■ Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%