Solvent cage effects. I. Effect of radical mass and size on radical cage pair recombination efficiency. II. Is geminate recombination of polar radicals sensitive to solvent polarity?
Dale A. Braden(University of Oregon), David R. Tyler(University of Oregon), Eileen E. Parrack(University of Oregon)
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