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The radiolytic yields, at liquid nitrogen temperature, of trapped electrons and radicals or radical-ions in 2-methyltetrahydrofuran and the yields of these species plus the biphenyl anion in solutions containing biphenyl have been determined by e.s.r. These measurements were also carried out after photolysis of the trapped electrons. The combined results are interpreted in terms of the identity of the intermediates and the reactions which they undergo. "Dual e.s.r. cavity" techniques have enabled greater accuracy and precision than is normally obtained when concentrations of paramagnetic species are determined by e.s.r.
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