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Electron spin resonance studies experimental spectrum

The reduction of cyanocobalamin gives three possible oxidation states for the cobalt atom (Fig. 2). Electron spin resonance studies with Bi2-r reveals that this molecule is the only paramagnetic species giving a spectrum expected for a tetragonal low spin Co(II) complex. Controlled potential reduction of cyanocobalamin to Bi2-r proves that this reduction involves one electron, and further reduction of Bi2-r to B12-S requires a second single electron (16—19). At one time B12-S was considered to be a hydride of Co(III), but controlled potential coulometry experiments provided evidence against a stable hydride species (16). However, these experimental data do not exclude the possibility of a stable Co(III) hydride as the functional species in enzyme catalyzed oxidation reduction reactions. [Pg.53]


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