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Short-lived phenoxyl radicals formed from green-tea polyphenols and highly reactive oxygen species: an investigation by time-resolved EPR spectroscopy.
Dmytro Neshchadin, Stephen N Batchelor, Itzhak Bilkis, Georg Gescheidt

Angew Chem Int Ed Engl· November 2014

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Sodium dodecyl sulfate-ethoxylated polyethylenimine adsorption at the air-water interface: how the nature of ethoxylation affects the pattern of adsorption.
Stephen N Batchelor, Ian Tucker, Jordan T Petkov, Jeffrey Penfold, Robert K Thomas

Langmuir· August 2014

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Structure and reactivity of thiazolium azo dyes: UV-visible, resonance Raman, NMR, and computational studies of the reaction mechanism in alkaline solution.
Laurence C Abbott, Stephen N Batchelor, John N Moore

J Phys Chem A· March 2013

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Resonance Raman and UV-visible spectroscopy of black dyes on textiles.
Laurence C Abbott, Stephen N Batchelor, John R Lindsay Smith, John N Moore

Forensic Sci Int· October 2010

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Probing the antioxidant activity of polyphenols by CIDNP: from model compounds to green tea and red wine.
Dmytro Neshchadin, Rebecca Levinn, Georg Gescheidt, Stephen N Batchelor

Chemistry· June 2010

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Reductive reaction mechanisms of the azo dye Orange II in aqueous solution and in cellulose: from radical intermediates to products.
Laurence C Abbott, Stephen N Batchelor, John R Lindsay Smith, John N Moore

J Phys Chem A· May 2009

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Understanding adsorption phenomena: investigation of the dye-cellulose interaction.
Jayne Bird, Neil Brough, Sarah Dixon, Stephen N Batchelor

J Phys Chem B· October 2006

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An investigation into the initial degradation steps of four major dye chromophores: study of their one-electron oxidation and reduction by EPR, ENDOR, cyclic voltammetry, and theoretical calculations.
Tsvetanka Stanoeva, Dmytro Neshchadin, Georg Gescheidt, Jiri Ludvik, Barbora Lajoie, Stephen N Batchelor

J Phys Chem A· December 2005

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Experimental and computational studies of structure and bonding in parent and reduced forms of the azo dye Orange II.
Laurence C Abbott, Stephen N Batchelor, John Oakes, Bruce C Gilbert, Adrian C Whitwood

J Phys Chem A· March 2005

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Quantitative rate constants for the reaction of dyes and alkenes with alpha-hydroxyalkyl radicals, measured by laser flash photolysis.
Paula Hunt, David R Worrall, Frank Wilkinson, Stephen N Batchelor

Photochem Photobiol Sci· May 2003

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Quantitative rate constants for radical reactions in the nanopores of cotton.
Paula Hunt, David R Worrall, Frank Wilkinson, Stephen N Batchelor

J Am Chem Soc· July 2002

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