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A new method to study antioxidant capability: hydrogen transfer from phenols to a prefluorescent nitroxide

Aliaga et al., 2003

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17221460363048449490
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Aliaga C
Aspée A
Scaiano J
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Rate constants for hydrogen abstraction from phenols by a prefluorescent-TEMPO probe are reported. The nitroxide is employed as a potential model of peroxyl radicals. The probe works by nitroxide suppression of the fluorescence of the chromophore. The fluorescence is …
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