Elston, C.; Holmes, D. E.; Moorthy, P. N.; Pleticha-Lansky, R. published the artcile< Effects of γ-radiation on alloxantin. Polarographic, oscillopolarographic, and electron spin resonance studies>, Computed Properties of 2244-11-3, the main research area is alloxantin irradiation ESR.
Polarographic and oscillopolarographic investigation of the effects of γ-radiation on an aqueous solution of alloxantin showed the formation of alloxan, parabanic acid, and oxaluric acid. In addition an unidentified product X was observed, exhibiting cathodic wave at E1/2≈-1 V on polarography in acetate buffer of pH 3.6. This product is due probably to a higher oxidation state of alloxan and undergoes polarographic reduction at more neg. potentials than parabanic acid. ESR signals have been observed in γ-irradiated polycrystalline alloxantin-dihydrate, alloxan-monohydrate, dialuric acid, and parabanic acid. The G-values for the formation of the radicals responsible for these signals were determined Signals were also observed from organic free radicals formed through the reactions of electrons induced in irradiated H2SO4 ices containing alloxantin and alloxan.
International Journal for Radiation Physics and Chemistry published new progress about ESR (electron spin resonance). 2244-11-3 belongs to class pyrimidines, and the molecular formula is C4H4N2O5, Computed Properties of 2244-11-3.
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