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Ready reduction of some nitroxide free radicals with ascorbic acid

Constantinos M. Paleos, +1 more
- 01 Jan 1977 - 
- Iss: 10, pp 345-346
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In this paper, the reduction of some nitroxide free radicals to the corresponding hydroxylamines is reported and a method for their quantitative determination is also presented, but the method is restricted to a single class of free radicals.
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The reduction of some nitroxide free radicals to the corresponding hydroxylamines is reported and, also, a method for their quantitative determination.

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