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Cage effect, matrix isolation radicals

The cage effect can be a source of great frustration in matrix isolation studies of monoradicals, because such species are usually formed by homolysis from closed-shell compounds, and hence any radical generated in situ is invariably accompanied by another radical that will be trapped in the same matrix cage. [Pg.816]

See other pages where Cage effect, matrix isolation radicals is mentioned: [Pg.308] [Pg.37] [Pg.114] [Pg.3] [Pg.310] [Pg.21] [Pg.57] [Pg.149] [Pg.331]

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