In the original scheme of the Jacobsen epoxidation, this compound donates an oxygen atom to the mang
In the original scheme of the Jacobsen epoxidation, this compound donates an oxygen atom to the manganese reagent. Its conjugate acid is formed by the enzyme that is mutated in a disease which is similar to chronic granulomatous disease but shows a normal NBT test; that enzyme is myeloperoxidase. A mixture of this compound and boric acid is found in Dakin's solution. It's not ethanol or HCl, but a 0.1% solution of this substance is commonly used to destroy (*) DNA and decontaminate lab surfaces used for PCR. This substance is generated in situ by reacting sodium hydroxide with chlorine gas in processes used to decolorize wood pulp. 3 to 6 percent solutions of this compound are found in Clorox. For 10 points, name this compound, the active ingredient in bleach.
In the original scheme of the Jacobsen epoxidation, this compound donates an oxygen atom to the manganese reagent.