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Oxidation-reduction systems for the initiation of free-radical processes Communication 1. Reversible systems in which organic hydroperoxides, dienols, and salts of metals of variable valence take part

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    A study was made of the mechanism of the action of reversible oxidation-reduction systems consisting of an organic hydroperoxide, a dienol, and an iron or copper salt.

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    It was shown that it is possible to use these systems for the initiation of polymerization at low temperatures.

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Belonovskaya, G.P., Dolgoplosk, B.A. & Tinyakova, E.I. Oxidation-reduction systems for the initiation of free-radical processes Communication 1. Reversible systems in which organic hydroperoxides, dienols, and salts of metals of variable valence take part. Russ Chem Bull 5, 1521–1528 (1956). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01177534

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