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Investigate the reaction mechanisms and intermediate species generated by the interaction of hydroxyl radicals with phenols and anilines using electron spin resonance spectroscopy.

February 1, 1974The Journal of Physical Chemistry

Hydroxyl radical reactions with phenols and anilines as studied by electron spin resonance

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PNP. NetaNational Institute of Standards and Technology RFRichard W. FessendenUniversity of Notre Dame

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Experimental study demonstrates hydroxyl radical reaction mechanisms with phenols and anilines using electron spin resonance, highlighting free radical pathways in aromatic compounds.

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Investigate the reaction mechanisms and intermediate species generated by the interaction of hydroxyl radicals with phenols and anilines using electron spin resonance spectroscopy.
Applied electron spin resonance spectroscopy to detect and analyze paramagnetic radical intermediates.
Subjected substituted aromatic systems, specifically phenols and anilines, to hydroxyl radical reactions.
Identified and characterized transient free radical species produced during hydroxyl radical attacks on phenolic and aniline structures.
Mapped primary reaction pathways and radical formation behavior in aromatic compounds under oxidative radical conditions.

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Neta et al. (1974) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a86e380a810ea404bcf9087 https://doi.org/10.1021/j100598a013

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Experimental study demonstrates hydroxyl radical reaction mechanisms with phenols and anilines using electron spin resonance, highlighting free radical pathways in aromatic compounds.

Hydroxyl radical reactions with phenols and anilines as studied by electron spin resonance

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Hydroxyl radical reactions with phenols and anilines as studied by electron spin resonance

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