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Medical News | Medical Articles ► Webinar: Capturing Free Radicals with EPR

	May 28, 2019
	Biochemistry
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Webinar: Capturing Free Radicals with EPR

Electron Paramagnetic Resonance (EPR) is a unique technique for shedding light on radical reactions and processes because of its ability to detect unambiguously paramagnetic species in a direct and non-intrusive manner. This webinar (taking place June 4th, 11am EST) introduces the technical and practical capabilities of EPR spectroscopy to detect free radicals and transition metals in various types of samples and chemical processes.

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