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Reactive Sulfur Species: Aqueous Chemistry of Sulfenyl Thiocyanates

Authors: Michael T, Ashby; Halikhedkar, Aneetha;

Reactive Sulfur Species: Aqueous Chemistry of Sulfenyl Thiocyanates

Abstract

Sulfenyl thiocyanate (RSSCN) derivatives of penicillamine (PENSCN) and glutathione (GSSCN) have been synthesized in situ at pH = 0 from equilibrium mixtures that consists of hypothiocyanous acid (HOSCN), thiocyanogen ((SCN)2), and trithiocyanate ((SCN)3-). The electrophilic thiocyanating agent N-thiocyanatosuccinimide (NTS) also reacts with PEN and GSH to yield the corresponding RSSCN derivatives. PENSCN and GSSCN were characterized by NMR, ES-MS, and IR spectroscopy. While stable at pH = 0, at higher pH the RSSCN derivatives decompose to give products that are consistent with hydrolysis and formation of reactive sulfenic acids.

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Glutathione Disulfide, Water, Cysteine, Sulfhydryl Compounds, Glutathione, Sulfenic Acids, Thiocyanates

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