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Synthesis of Peroxynitrite in a Two-Phase System Using Isoamyl Nitrite and Hydrogen Peroxide

โœ Scribed by Rao M. Uppu; William A. Pryor


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1996
Tongue
English
Weight
167 KB
Volume
236
Category
Article
ISSN
0003-2697

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โœฆ Synopsis


between nitric oxide ( โ€ข NO), a versatile biological media-A new method for the preparation of high concentrator (4-7), and superoxide (O โ€ข0 2 ), a ubiquitous reactive tions of peroxynitrite (up to 1 M) is described. The synoxygen radical (8,9). Several potential loci exist in vivo thesis uses a two-phase system and involves a displacewhere peroxynitrite can be formed, including endothement reaction by the hydroperoxide anion (in the lial cells (10,11), macrophages (12), neuronal cells (13), aqueous phase) on isoamyl nitrite (in the organic phase). and neutrophils (14,15). While both โ€ข NO and O โ€ข0 2 are The product peroxynitrite remains in the aqueous weak oxidizing agents, peroxynitrite and its conjugate phase, whereas isoamyl alcohol forms a new organic acid (pK a ร… 6.8) peroxynitrous acid (HOONO) are pophase along with the unreacted isoamyl nitrite. The tent one-and two-electron oxidants (16-18), and the aqueous phase contains some 0.15 M isoamyl alcohol and toxic effects of โ€ข NO are thought to result in part from the unreacted hydrogen peroxide, but no isoamyl nitrite. the reactions of this inorganic peroxyacid.

Removal of isoamyl alcohol or traces of isoamyl nitrite

Eight synthetic methods have been reported for the is accomplished by washing the aqueous phase with dipreparation of peroxynitrite. These include (i) the reacchloromethane, chloroform, or hexane. A near total retion of ozone with azide ions in the presence of a low moval of hydrogen peroxide is then achieved by passing concentration of alkali (19-21), (ii) the autooxidation the solutions through a short column of manganese dioxof hydroxylamine in a moderately alkaline solution conide. The peroxynitrite in these postprocessed solutions taining 0.1-0.5 N NaOH (22, 23), (iii) the reaction of has a broad absorption spectrum with a maximum nitrite with acidified hydrogen peroxide followed by a around 302 nm, follows a characteristic first-order debase quench (24-26), (iv) the reaction of H 2 O 2 with composition at pH 7.2 and 25ะŠC (k ร… 0.34 { 0.1 s 01 ), and 2-ethoxyethyl nitrite in a basic medium (27), (v) the reacts with organic compounds to give either nitrated reaction of โ€ข NO with alkaline H 2 O 2 (28), (vi) the reacor one-electron transfer products. When stored frozen at 020ะŠC, these peroxynitrite solutions decompose at a tion of โ€ข NO with solid K / O โ€ข0 2 ( 23), (vii) the reaction of rate of about 1.7% per day and should be used within 2-โ€ข NO with tetramethylammonium superoxide in liquid 4 weeks. For short-term storage of about 1 week or less, ammonia (29), and (viii) the UV photolysis of solid K / these solutions can be stored at refrigerator tempera-NO 0 3 (30, 31). Some of these methods produce peroxynitures (ร‡5ะŠC) where peroxynitrite has a half-life of about trite solutions that contain excess alkali as well as 7 days.


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