“…However, certain organic solvents produce reducing species upon radiolysis (e.g.,a lcohols, THF,D MF,C H 3 CN), whereas others produce oxidants (e.g.,C H 2 Cl 2 ,C Cl 4 ,C lCH 2 CH 2 Cl);t hese types of solvents have been used in variousP Ra pplicationso ver the years.O ne recent driving force for this is the development of time-resolved infrared (TRIR) detection methodology for PR, which benefits from the higher mid-IR transparency of organic solvents relative to water. [4] More work is required to learn how to fully control free radicalp roduction upon radiolysis of organic solvents, but progress is being made. [5] From the above discussion, it is clear that PR complements LFP-quenching experiments.…”