In 1968 a special technique called spin-trapping was developed by several independent groups12,16 for the detection and identification of short-lived radicals ... involves the capture of short-lived radicals by a diamagnetic molecule to form a long-lived radical species... and can be easily observed by EPR. ... is a convenient, readily applicable technique which is used extensively ... study of biochemical radical processes.
The superscript indices 12 and 16 above refer respectively to "Janzen, E. G. In Free Radicals in Biology, Vol. IV; Pryor, W. A., Ed.; New York: Academic Press, 1980; p115", and "Janzen, E. G., Accounts of Chemical Research, 1971, 4.,31."
In 1968 a special technique called spin-trapping was developed by several independent groups12,16 for the detection and identification of short-lived radicals ... involves the capture of short-lived radicals by a diamagnetic molecule to form a long-lived radical species... and can be easily observed by EPR. ... is a convenient, readily applicable technique which is used extensively ... study of biochemical radical processes.
The superscript indices 12 and 16 above refer respectively to "Janzen, E. G. In Free Radicals in Biology, Vol. IV; Pryor, W. A., Ed.; New York: Academic Press, 1980; p115", and "Janzen, E. G., Accounts of Chemical Research, 1971, 4.,31."
