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What type of reaction occurs between fullerene and free radicals?

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What type of reaction occurs between fullerene and free radicals?

What type of reaction occurs between fullerene and free radicals (i.e.: hydroxyl radical)?

I'm confused on the reaction, if there is a chemical equation drawn that would be great?

How do fullerenols react with free radicals? (I have heard that they don't react and just act as free radical sponges.)

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Heterogeneous sonochemical reaction

How do fullerenols react with free radicals?

Due to their hydrophilic properties and the ability to eliminate free radicals, fullerenols may in the future provide a solid alternative to currently used pharmacological methods in chemotherapy, treatment of neurodegenerative diseases and radiobiology. Depending on the research protocol applied, fullerenols may also act as pro oxidants.

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