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TV-NITROSAMINES

The NO + 03 chemiluminescent reaction [Reactions (1-3)] is utilized in two commercially available GC detectors, the TEA detector, manufactured by Thermal Electric Corporation (Saddle Brook, NJ), and two nitrogen-selective detectors, manufactured by Thermal Electric Corporation and Antek Instruments, respectively. The TEA detector provides a highly sensitive and selective means of analyzing samples for TV-nitrosamines, many of which are known carcinogens. These compounds can be found in such diverse matrices as foods, cosmetics, tobacco products, and environmental samples of soil and water. The TEA detector can also be used to quantify nitroaromatics. This class of compounds includes many explosives and various reactive intermediates used in the chemical industry [121]. Several nitroaromatics are known carcinogens, and are found as environmental contaminants. They have been repeatedly identified in organic aerosol particles, formed from the reaction of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons with atmospheric nitric acid at the particle surface [122-124]. The TEA detector is extremely selective, which aids analyses in complex matrices, but also severely limits the number of potential applications for the detector [125-127]. [Pg.381]

Unlike the volatile tV-nitrosamines such as dimethylnitro-samine (DMNA), the TSNAs are not amenable to selective filtration by nse of plasticized hlter tips. [Pg.1118]

Nitramines are known to photodissociate from their jt,jt state to give aminyl and nitric oxide radicals in the presence of an acid the aminyl radicals are protonated to give aminium radicals, which can initiate addition to olefins. As a synthetic reaction, photolysis of nitramines in the presence of acids can be conveniently run under oxygen to give oxidative addition similar to those shown in equation 145 indeed TV-nitrodimethylamine is photolysed with triene 299 under such conditions to give a mixture of 301 and 302, similar to results observed in the oxidative nitrosamine photoaddition169. To simplify the isolation, the crude products are reduced with LAH to form the open-chain amino alcohol 303. Some other oxidative photoadditions of N-nitro dimethylamine to other olefins are reported. As the photoreaction has to use a Corex filter and product yields are no better than those shown by nitrosamines, further investigations were scarcely carried out. [Pg.816]

Migration of nitrosamines into consumer products can occur via direct contact of materials such as waxed containers, elastic and rubber etc.81. Morpholine is used extensively as an industrial solvent for wax formulations. The wax formulations are used for coating fruits and vegetables to prevent moisture loss and increase shelf-life of the products. Paper and cardboard packed with morpholine was also found to give rise to NDMA, as these packaging materials were found to be contaminated with NDMA as well. Besides this, rubber products also provided a migratory source for both nitrosamines and nitros-able amine precursors, as trace levels of NDEA and TV-nitrosodibutylamine (NDBA) have been reported in cured meats with amine-based accelerators in the rubber nettings82. [Pg.1187]

Synthetic 13-m-retinoic acid not only inhibited the incidence but also reduced the severity of bladder neoplasms induced by the intravesical administration of MNU of female Wister-Lewis rats [113]. In an experimental model with mice treated with TV-butyl-A -(4-hydroxybutyl)-nitrosamine (OH-BBN), retinoic acid (Re5), 13-cw-retinoic acid, and retinol acetate (Re2) show chemopreventive activity. In addition, a quite large number of synthetic -alkyl amide derivatives of Re2 have a greater activity to toxicity ratio than 13-cw-retinoic acid [113]. [Pg.110]


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