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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Feb 27.
Published in final edited form as: J Am Chem Soc. 2013 Feb 14;135(8):3121–3135. doi: 10.1021/ja310650n

Table 1.

Hyperfine couplings and g-values for T(5OH)• and T(6OH)•.a

Compound (3 mg/ml) Hyperfine coupling constants (G)
g-value
T(5OH)• T(6OH)•

αH(C6) Me(3βH) lpH(C6)/%b
dThd, L-dThd, α-dThd, [5',5"-D,D]-dThd ca. 20 (1αH) 2.0023

21 9 (70%) 2.0035

21 39 (30%) 2.0035
N3-Me-dThd ca. 20 (1αH) 2.0023

19c 41c
2.0035
19d 33d
5'-TMPe, [5',5"-D,D]-5'-TMP ca. 20 (1αH) 2.0023

21 9 (80%) 2.0035

21 45 (20%) 2.0035
3',5'-cTMP, T-3',5'-BP, 2',3'-dd-5'-TTP ca. 20 (1αH) 2.0023

21 9 2.0035
a

For T(5OH)• on annealing (155–160K) recorded at 77 K and for T(6OH)• on annealing (175–180 K) recorded at 77 K; both at pH (ca. 12), and concentration (2.5 to 3 mg/ml) unless otherwise stated.

b

The experimentally determined percentage composition of C6-H equatorial and axial conformers of T(6OH)• are in parenthesis.

c

On annealing at 175 K recorded at 77 K (see supporting information Figure S20).

d

On annealing at 180 K recorded at 77 K (see Figure 4).

e

The C6-H β-proton hyperfine couplings are found to be concentration dependent (see Figure 8).