[Esr Measurements and the Detection of Radiosterilization of Drugs]
(1993) STUDY CONGRESS ON RADIATION CHEMISTRY ( JECR-92 ) — Location: AIX EN PROVENCE(France) (17.May.1992)
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- The ESR spectrum of trapped radicals in irradiated solid antibiotics could permit the detection of the radiosterilization. The ESR signal is detected only after radiolysis; at room temperature, this ESR spectrum is observable for a few hours or until several years. The rate of the metathesis reactions can be fast or very slow, the reaction path is unknown. However, in many cases, the polycrystalline solid phase exhibits its ability to keep radicals for a long period of time and the detection of the radiolysis is possible during this period.
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Gibella, M., Crucq, AS., & Tilquin, B. (1993). [Esr Measurements and the Detection of Radiosterilization of Drugs]. Journal de Chimie Physique, 90(4), 1041-1053. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/45847 (Original work published 1993)