The title compounds, acyclic phenyl nitrones with
functional groups, cyclic dinitrones with conjugated or
isolated double bonds, and imidazoline nitrones are studied as spin
traps (ST) for short-lived free radicals (R)
generated photochemically in solution and in the gas phase. New
STs are efficient in trapping OH,
hydroxyalkyl, or HO2 radicals. EPR spectra of the spin
adducts (SA) of studied dinitrones are triplets of
doublets characteristic of the nitroxides with one radical center.
Imidazoline ST with amino nitrogen exhibits
pH-dependent hyperfine splittings of its SAs. Some spin traps were
shown to be efficient in detecting R in
the atmospheric experiments.
This paper deals with the study of the kinetics of photolysis and photonucleation of acetaldehyde (AA) vapor in air and in nitrogen along with physical and chemical characteristics of the formed aerosol particles. Free radicals accompanying photonucleation were identified using the electron spin resonance spin-trapping technique. Numerical modeling of the photonucleation kinetics of AA, based on experimental results, was carried out. Rate of generation of primary products, leading to the nanoparticles, and the aerosol yield were evaluated. Chemical mechanism of stages leading to photonucleation in this system was proposed.
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