The novel water soluble flavonoid dihydroquercetin monosuccinate: A cyclic voltammetry

• Novel water soluble antioxidant
• Unusual voltammetry: diffusion vs. kinetics
• How many protons transferred per one electron at different pH

A novel water soluble antioxidant, dihydroquercetin monosuccinate electrochemical transformations have been studied on the graphite electrode in a wide range of pH. In contrast to acidic solutions, in basic media dihydroquercetin monosuccinate redox transformations have a weak diffusion control, and occur in the close to electrode surface layer. The number of protons transferred per one electron for different conditions has been elucidated.