Time-resolved EPR Studies of Transient Organic Radicals

Time-resolved EPR Studies of Transient Organic Radicals [Pg.74]

Since the first TR EPR experiment in 1968 by Atkins et al3 and Smaller et this experimental technique has developed into a powerful tool for studying transient paramagnetic species in the nanosecond and microsecond time range. Modern pulsed EPR instrumentations has resulted in improved sensitivity and time resolution, and measurements similar to pulsed nuclear magnetic resonance can be performed. [Pg.74]

This contribution provides a general survey of the more recent TR EPR papers on organic radicals and especially the Fourier transform EPR studies conducted in the authors laboratory in the past few years. [Pg.74]

Electron Paramagnetic Resonance, Volume 18 The Royal Society of Chemistry, 2002 [Pg.74]

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