Chemistry for the Protection of the Environment 1991
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4615-3282-8_62
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“…Although STX and neoSTX share a similar structure, the hydroxyl group in R2 position in the neoSTX molecule (refer to Figure 7) may enhance the oxidation of neoSTX by O 3 . The position of the hydroxyl group adjacent to the C N bond in the neoSTX molecule creates a mesomeric effect, and hence may increase the reactivity of neoSTX toward ozone (Rice, 1989). In addition, the deprotonation of the amines in the STXs molecules with increasing pH may also explain the increased reaction rate of all three variants to direct ozonation.…”
Section: Oxidation By Ozonementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although STX and neoSTX share a similar structure, the hydroxyl group in R2 position in the neoSTX molecule (refer to Figure 7) may enhance the oxidation of neoSTX by O 3 . The position of the hydroxyl group adjacent to the C N bond in the neoSTX molecule creates a mesomeric effect, and hence may increase the reactivity of neoSTX toward ozone (Rice, 1989). In addition, the deprotonation of the amines in the STXs molecules with increasing pH may also explain the increased reaction rate of all three variants to direct ozonation.…”
Section: Oxidation By Ozonementioning
confidence: 99%