Photochemistry of disulphide radical anions in the solid phase
Photochemical reactions of disulphide radical anions RSSR (R = H, CH"3, C"2H"5) i glassy matrices at low temperatures have been studied. It has been shown that upon excitation disulphide radical anions may enter into electron photodetachment reaction and SS and SR bond cleavage. Nonem...
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