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INFORMATION about the activation energies of reactions of the hydrated electron, e−aq, is important for the elucidation of its reaction mechanisms and of the process of transfer of e−aq in water.
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CERCEK, B. Activation Energies for Reactions of the Hydrated Electron. Nature 223, 491–492 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1038/223491a0
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