Abstract:potential scan rate of 200 mVs-1, two voltametric waves on the platen; which corresponds to two successive and reversible processes to a single electron, leading to the formation of a diamine [24].Moreover, the genotoxicity studies in vitro have shown that pPD, like several other aromatic amines which belong to the aniline family can react with DNA and cause breaks . Picardo et al. have shown that pPD at high concentrations and for long exposure time induced cell cycle block and toxicity, but at low concentr… Show more
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