Abstract:Electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) studies of radiation-induced radicals in two anhydrous trehalose polymorphs, beta-crystalline (TRE c ) and glassy (TRE g ), were conducted with the aim to resolve whether different types of free radicals are induced in a differently disordered environment. The multifrequency approach (9.5 GHz, 94 GHz, and 244 GHz) was 2 applied to improve the g-tensor resolution of the complex EPR spectra. In addition, thermal stability of EPR spectra and respective decay kinetics were ana… Show more
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