Über die Luminescenz des Luminols, II. Mitteil.: Die Wirkung komplexer Eisen III‐Verbindungen auf die Chemiluminescenz des Luminols

Weber, K.; Režek, Adolf; Vouk, Velimir B.

doi:10.1002/cber.19420751003

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“…A more recent modification of the peroxide mechanism has been advanced by Weber and his associates (185)(186)(187)(188) and by Kautsky (86). Weber's mechanism has a distinct advantage over Drew's in that it takes into account the róle played by the accelerator (e.g., RF'e~r++) as well as certain other effects.…”

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The Chemistry of the Phthalazines.

Vaughan¹

1948

Chem. Rev.

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The Chemistry of the Phthalazines.

Vaughan¹

1948

Chem. Rev.

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after irradiation with ultraviolet light [5], this phenomenon offers a further possibility for sequence analysis of the triplets necessary for protein synthesis. Received, July 3rd.

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“…A. Sober, and L. A. Heppel, Biochemistry 3, 238 (1964). [5] A. Wacker, D . Jacherts, and B. Jacherts, Angew.…”

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1, 2,4‐Trithia‐3,5‐diborolanes

Schmidt

Siebert

1964

Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. Engl.

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“…The function of hydrogen peroxide is to bring about the oxidation of the anion derived from the luminol. The manner in which it does this has been the subject of much speculation {2, 5, 21). According to recent ideas, the hydrogen peroxide may furnish free radicals to the solution {3-5, 9, 10, [16][17][18][19], which when reacting with the anion of the luminol in the presence of hemoglobin, produce a series of transient intermediate free radicals {2, 5-7, 12, 21) and the evolution of light from the final diradical {15).…”

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