Radical Trapping Agents for Studying Initiation

Tabic 3,11 Radical Trapping Agents for Studying Initiation 

The two most commonly employed spin traps are 2-methyl-2-nitrosopropane 

Chalfont ei a m were the first to apply the spin trapping technique in the study of radical polymerization. They studied radicals produced during S polymerization initiated by r-butoxy radicals with 108 as the radical trap. Since 

There are several limitations on the use of the spin trapping technique when quantitative results are required. These are  

Many of the above-mentioned complications can be avoided or allowed for by carrying out appropriate control experiments. A further difficulty lies w ith the 

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