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ChemInform Abstract: Reaction of a Stable Three‐Electron Bonded N ′ N Radical Cation with Free Radicals Generated by Pulse Radiolysis: Exceedingly Rapid Hydrogen Abstraction from C‐ H Bonds.

Roger W. Alder, Marija Bonifacic, Klaus Dieter Asmus

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Abstract The radical cation (I) is reduced or oxidized with rate constants which are consistent with its inwardly oriented structure.

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Abstract The radical cation (I) is reduced or oxidized with rate constants which are consistent with its inwardly oriented structure.

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Abstract The radical cation (I) is reduced or oxidized with rate constants which are consistent with its inwardly oriented structure.

Key concepts: Radiolysis, Radical, Hydrogen atom abstraction, Photochemistry, Chemistry, Abstraction, Pulse (music), Hydrogen bond

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