1930
DOI: 10.1002/zaac.19301910118
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Photochemische und induzierte Oxydation von Glyzerin durch Luft

Abstract: I n fruheren Mitteilungen3) haben wir gezeigt,, daB bei Belichtung oder in Gegenwart von Induktoren wie Fe(OH),, Ce(OH),, Mn(OH),, Na,S03 usw., verschiedene Kohlenwasserstoffe, Glykogen, Lecithin, Cholesterin, Butter, EiweiB, Eigelb, stickstoffhaltige Stoffe, Kaliumpalmitat, -stearat, -oleat, -tartrat, -formiat, citrat usw. oxydiert werden konnen, wenn man bei gewiihnlicher Temperatur durch waI3rige Losungen oder Suspensionen der genannten oxydierbaren Stoffe Luft leitet. Unsere Versuche uber die Bestimmung vo… Show more

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“…Sulfite has, for example, been shown to "induce" the oxidation of glycerol in aqueous solutions. [15,16] Complimentary to this observation, glycerol has been shown to greatly slow the oxygen removal rate of sulfite, by as much as 25 times. [17,18] Interestingly, other authors speculated that this interaction is due to the transfer of sulfite radicals ( * SO 3 À and * SO 5 À ) which are generated during the oxygen removal reaction in aqueous solutions, to hydroxyl groups of a number of organic molecules, such as ethanol, [19] ascorbic acid, [20] and phenols.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 89%
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“…Sulfite has, for example, been shown to "induce" the oxidation of glycerol in aqueous solutions. [15,16] Complimentary to this observation, glycerol has been shown to greatly slow the oxygen removal rate of sulfite, by as much as 25 times. [17,18] Interestingly, other authors speculated that this interaction is due to the transfer of sulfite radicals ( * SO 3 À and * SO 5 À ) which are generated during the oxygen removal reaction in aqueous solutions, to hydroxyl groups of a number of organic molecules, such as ethanol, [19] ascorbic acid, [20] and phenols.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…Contrary to the findings of Hartwich et al., previous studies have described significant chemical interactions between sulfite and glycerol. Sulfite has, for example, been shown to ”induce” the oxidation of glycerol in aqueous solutions [15,16] . Complimentary to this observation, glycerol has been shown to greatly slow the oxygen removal rate of sulfite, by as much as 25 times [17,18] .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%