A form of addition using these species occurs through initiation, propagation, and termination, and can be triggered by using UV light on a halogen.
W.L. Hubbell developed a site-specific labelling technique for proteins using these species. A technique to image these species can be calibrated by measuring the splitting factor for DPPH; that technique depicts both the absorbance and its first derivative on the same readout. PBN and DMPO are used to form adducts with these species in spin trapping. Fremy's salt and TEMPO are examples of particularly stable examples of these compounds, which are imaged in (*) EPR. Fish-hook arrows are used to depict reactions involving them, which are formed when the bond dissociation energy is exceeded. A form of addition using these species occurs through initiation, propagation, and termination, and can be triggered by using UV light on a halogen. These species cause oxidative damage when generated by mitochondria. For 10 points, name these species with unpaired electrons.
W.L. Hubbell developed a site-specific labelling technique for proteins using these species.
free radicals