Radical species generated on a tube electrode are transported under known conditions of laminar flow from the electrode into the e.s.r. cavity immediately below the electrode; the use of laminar flow allows the solution of the convective diffusion equation describing the transport and hence the e.s.r. signal can be interpreted in terms of the flux of material at the electrode.
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