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Phosphorus radicals and radical ions

Dalton Transactions, 2022
This review presents the so far isolated and structurally characterized phosphorus-centered radicals and radical ions. Their reactivity, structure, and bonding are described.
Bindusagar Das   +2 more
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Generation and Utopia: Using Mannheim’s concepts to understand 1960s radicalism

open access: yesYoung, 2010
This article offers some theoretical reflections on how to categorize or type 1960s radicalism - termed as the 'Movement' here - in the USA and Britain.
Mike O’Donnell, O'Donnell, M.H.
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On the Design of Radical–Radical Cocrystals

Angewandte Chemie, 2018
AbstractFormation of radical–radical cocrystals is an important step towards the design of organic ferrimagnets. We describe a simple approach to generate radical–radical cocrystals through the identification and implementation of well‐defined supramolecular synthons which favor cocrystallization over phase separation. In the current paper we implement
Mitchell A. Nascimento   +6 more
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Terrorism, radicalization and de-radicalization

Current Opinion in Psychology, 2016
In this article, we review the literature and present a model of radicalization and de-radicalization. In this model, we distinguish three phases in radicalization: (1) a sensitivity phase, (2) a group membership phase and (3) an action phase. We describe the micro-level, meso-level and macro-level factors that influence the radicalization process in ...
Doosje, B.   +5 more
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Perchlorophenalenyl Radical

Journal of the American Chemical Society, 2001
We report the preparation and solid-state characterization of the perchlorophenalenyl radical (1). The radical is initially obtained as a yellow-green solid by reduction of the perchlorophenalenium salt (12(+)). This solid sublimes in a sealed tube to give black shiny hexagonal crystals of the perchlorophenalenyl radical (1).
Koutentis, Panayiotis Andreas   +19 more
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Radical Feminism And Feminist Radicalism

Social Text, 1984
ed from a critique of familialism, a commitment to sexual liberation, and race and class struggle cannot sustain itself as a radical force; a movement that attempts such an abstraction is bound to fragment into bitterly opposed factions and/or turn conservative.
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Generation and Radical–Radical Cross-Coupling of Alkenyloxy Radical

Organic Letters
Alkene-attached oxygen radicals are rarely used, as highly reactive oxygen radicals are incompatible with the alkene moiety. The direct radical-radical cross-coupling of O radicals is also challenging (limited to N-O bond formation) because of the lack of suitable persistent radical species.
Yunquan Man, Bo Xu
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Tuning radical reactivity for selective radical/radical cross-coupling

Science Bulletin, 2018
Radical/radical cross-coupling represents a straightforward way for the construction of new chemical bonds in theory and has received more and more attention over the past several years. Until now, it is challenging to achieve the selective bond formation between two transient radicals since selective radical cross-coupling usually happens between ...
Shengchun, Wang, Shan, Tang, Aiwen, Lei
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Radical Fashion and Radical Fashion Innovation

Journal of Global Fashion Marketing, 2010
This is a study of the related concepts of radical fashion and radical fashion innovation. Radical fashions are defined here as those that may never enter the market at all, and exist primarily on runway shows, in exhibitions and in publicity; by contrast, radical fashion innovations may be very successful in the marketplace. Radical fashions represent
Zhang, D., Benedetto, Di, A.C.
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RADICAL-RADICAL REACTIONS

Annual Review of Physical Chemistry, 1996
▪ Abstract  Radical-radical reactions generally proceed on potential energy surfaces that have no maximum. Collisional deactivation leads to a stable molecular product; alternatively, radical or molecular products can be formed via dissociation channels additional to those regenerating the reactants.
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