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Determination of superoxide (O2−) radical anion reaction rates using pulse radiolysis
Pulse radiolysis has been used to measure the rates of reactions of O2− with electron donors and acceptors, either directly or by a competition kinetic method using p-benzoquinone. O2− readily reduces quinones and various redox dyes and enzymes, and oxidizes ascorbate and catecholamines, but is quite unreactive towards aromatic amino acids, nucleic acids, sugars and alcohols.