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1 total messages Started by Gregory Stuart Wed, 10 Aug 1994 23:43
Q : Does degree of alkalinity affect free radical formation?
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Author: Gregory Stuart
Date: Wed, 10 Aug 1994 23:43
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Hello, apologies in advance if this post belongs elsewhere! I am
interested in knowing if a free radical would be more likely to be
generated (and have a longer half-life) during electrophoresis in a
solution containing 0.30 molar NaOH, versus 0.030M NaOH. That is, would
the (slightly) high pH value make any difference? References? Any/all info
received is appreciated. Please email me, I don't read this newsgroup!
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