External magnetic field effects on chemical reactions in solution are studied theoretically and consequently reactions through radical pairs are shown to be controlled by a magnetic field. Some conditions necessary for the occurrence of the magnetic field effects are discussed, the effects being classified into three types: (1) the electronic Zeeman effect (ΔgβH), (2) the hyperfine interaction effect, and (3) the mixed effect.
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