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titleOfInvention A method for semi-quantitative detection of sulfate radicals by utilizing arylpropionic acid drugs
abstract The invention discloses a method for semi-quantitatively detecting sulfate radicals by using arylpropionic acid drugs, and relates to the technical field of free radical detection. The core technology of the invention is as follows: using arylpropionic acid drugs as luminescent reagents, and semi-quantitatively detecting the content of sulfate radicals in water according to the chemiluminescence signal generated when sulfate radicals oxidize the arylpropionic acid drugs. The detection method can detect sulfate radicals in water on-line in real time, and has the advantages of good reproducibility, high sensitivity, unaffected by pH of the reaction system, strong specificity, and low detection cost, and has wide application prospects in the field of water pollution prevention and control. , especially suitable for performance evaluation and reaction mechanism research of advanced oxidation processes based on sulfate radicals.
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