1978
DOI: 10.1007/bf00925287
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The effect of DNA on the kinetics of reactions of propyl gallate radicals

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“…They have shown that, at high NaOH concentration, propyl gallate is hydrolysed to gallic acid, and, in the presence of ADN, the concentration of the semiquinone radical anion is reduced. 17 It has been reported that the ester alkyl group does not influence the stability of the semiquinone radical anion. 18 Trihydroxy substitutions in the propyl gallate molecule (PG) are responsible for its antioxidant activity, the para-hydroxyl group with respect to the ester group appearing to be the most important one.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They have shown that, at high NaOH concentration, propyl gallate is hydrolysed to gallic acid, and, in the presence of ADN, the concentration of the semiquinone radical anion is reduced. 17 It has been reported that the ester alkyl group does not influence the stability of the semiquinone radical anion. 18 Trihydroxy substitutions in the propyl gallate molecule (PG) are responsible for its antioxidant activity, the para-hydroxyl group with respect to the ester group appearing to be the most important one.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%