Electron transfer from cresols to N3, BrO2, ClO2, NO2 and SO−4 radicals: correlation between rate constants and one-electron reduction potentials

Quantitative structure–activity relationships for the reaction kinetics of trace organic contaminants with one-electron oxidants

“…These radicals undergoing the one-electron transfer mechanism is named as a one-electron oxidant. [41][42][43] Due to the constant emergence of thousands of TrOCs, the k values of one-electron oxidants with TrOCs remain largely unavailable in the literature. Due to the high selectivity of the k values of one-electron oxidants and their structure dependence, quantitative structure-activity relationships (QSARs) can be established between the k values and structural descriptors of the reactants.…”

“…These radicals undergoing the one-electron transfer mechanism is named as a one-electron oxidant. 41–43 Due to the constant emergence of thousands of TrOCs, the k values of one-electron oxidants with TrOCs remain largely unavailable in the literature.…”