1963
DOI: 10.1021/ja00886a027
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Primary Products of Decalin Autoxidation

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“…From these findings, it was uncertain whether hydroxylation had occurred by means of a random free-radical process or a specific hydroxylase. With decalin it had been shown (Jaffe, Steadman & McKinney, 1963) that chemical oxidation with peroxide (a free-radical process) yielded a mixture of 1-, 2-and 9-decalols whereas biological oxidation gave only 2-(f-)decalol. This suggested that decalin was oxidized in vivo by a specific hydroxylase.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…From these findings, it was uncertain whether hydroxylation had occurred by means of a random free-radical process or a specific hydroxylase. With decalin it had been shown (Jaffe, Steadman & McKinney, 1963) that chemical oxidation with peroxide (a free-radical process) yielded a mixture of 1-, 2-and 9-decalols whereas biological oxidation gave only 2-(f-)decalol. This suggested that decalin was oxidized in vivo by a specific hydroxylase.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We assume that this phenomenon is ubiquitous in hydrocarbons and should be considered in the storage of base oils as well. However, it should be noted that decalin is very prone to oxidation by oxygen due to the presence of tertiary hydrogen atoms [23].…”
Section: (A) (B)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With this treatment, only the initial products of autoxidation were accumulated, with our goal being to create a pool of hydroperoxides. The protocol was adapted from two sources [1,23] where under given conditions a few mole percent of hydroperoxides were accumulated. In our case, the amount of formed hydroperoxides was roughly estimated to be less than 1 % using NMR by the integration of the signals of hydrogens in α-position to hydroperoxide functional group (δ ≈ 4 ppm).…”
Section: Base Oil Ageing -Accumulation Of Hydroperoxidesmentioning
confidence: 99%