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Vibration–Vortex Mechanism of Radical-Reaction Activation in an Aqueous Solution: Physical Analogies

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A complete set of particular theoretical problems that must be solved for predictive description of radical reactions in aqueous solutions under external mechanical impact is substantiated and formulated. Some of the problems stated are found to be conceptually similar to certain problems of the physics of magnetism and laser physics. Schemes of experiments for estimating the biochemical activity and background content of substances in highly purified water are proposed by an example of hydrogen peroxide.

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Gudkov, S.V., Lyakhov, G.A., Pustovoy, V.I. et al. Vibration–Vortex Mechanism of Radical-Reaction Activation in an Aqueous Solution: Physical Analogies. Phys. Wave Phen. 29, 108–113 (2021). https://doi.org/10.3103/S1541308X21020060

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