Electrochemistry of metalloflavin complexes in dimethylformamide
Electrochemical studies of a series of stable metalloflavin complexes in nonaqueous media are reported and compared to analogous work in water. While the effects of the nonaqueous media are not consistent, one general result is that both the flavin and metal ion reduction potentials are shifted nega...
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