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Measuring the Dynamic Nanometric Contact Radius of a Single Microdroplet on an Electrified Microinterface

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By Kathryn J. Vannoy, Jeffrey Dick, Marc T. M. Koper
| Wiley Online Library
1 Introduction In recent years, several groups have demonstrated the remarkable chemistry of microdroplets [1]. Cooks and coworkers have used electrospray to create droplets, where they have shown reaction acceleration and the microdroplet's ability to act as a scaffold to make peptides from free amino acids [2]. Zare and colleagues have studied other important reactions in electrosprayed and nebulized droplets, detailing a microdroplet's extraordinary ability to drive reduction reactions [3].
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Radical Electroprecipitation Prolongs “Electro”chemiluminescence of the Tris(2,2’-bipyridyl)ruthenium(II) and Tri-n-propylamine System by a Millionfold

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By Brady R. Layman, Megan Hill, Jeffrey Dick
| dx.doi.org
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Radical Electroprecipitation from a Water|Oil|Electrode Interface Prolongs “Electro”Chemiluminescence of the Tris(2,2′‐bipyridyl)Ruthenium(II) and Benzoyl Peroxide System by 103

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By Daniel M. Carrel, Brady R. Layman, Megan Hill, Jeffrey Dick
| Wiley Online Library
Introduction Radicals and reactive intermediates pervade nature and are implicated in important chemical mechanisms throughout pure chemistry.[1-4] Most of these radicals are elusive, with very short lifetimes (nano- to microsecond), and, as a result, only a handful are commercially available. Developing methods to extend radical lifetimes can have powerful synthetic applications.
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