Flash-photolysis Study of Potassium Hydroxide Solutions†

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Mónica C. Gonzalez and Daniel O. Mártire


Abstract

Flash-photolysis experiments of KOH solutions ([KOH>0.03 M) are carried out in hydrogen- and air-saturated solutions; the formation of hydrated electrons is observed in hydrogen-saturated solutions, but the formation of O2·- and O3·- is observed in the presence of molecular oxygen and a reaction mechanism supported by kinetic computer simulations of the results is proposed.


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