1973
DOI: 10.1016/0024-3205(73)90151-3
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New applications of electron spin resonance to problems in biochemistry and pharmacology

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“…The r c values were found to be in the range of 10-a~ -11 sec for TEMPO dissolved in the solvents (except glycerol) used in this study ( Table 1). The values of A o for nitroxide probes dissolved in various solvents decrease as the solvent polarity decreases (Chignell, 1974). This relationship was found for the solvents used in the study (Figure 3), demonstrating that Ao increases with increasing dielectric constant.…”
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“…Glycerol has a high enough viscosity at room temperature to prevent motional averaging of A and g (Chignell, 1974). The rotational correlation times (zc), which define the time scale of molecular rotation, can be calculated from the peak heights of the ESR spectra by a standard method (Sachs and Latorre, 1974).…”
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