139 results on '"Muroya, Yusa"'
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102. Free radical scavenging reactions and antioxidant activities of silybin: Mechanistic aspects and pulse radiolytic studies
103. Water Radiolysis with Heavy Ions of Energies up to 28 GeV. 3. Measurement ofG(MV·+) in Deaerated Methyl Viologen Solutions Containing Various Concentrations of Sodium Formate and Monte Carlo Simulation
104. Fast Repair Activities Towards dGMP Hydroxyl Radical Adducts by Silybin and its Analogues
105. Application of accelerators for the research and development of scintillators
106. Preparation and Photoreactivity of a Novel Lophine Dimer Containing a Hydrophilic Group
107. Time-Dependent Radiolytic Yields of the Solvated Electrons in 1,2-Ethanediol, 1,2-Propanediol, and 1,3-Propanediol from Picosecond to Microsecond
108. Ultraslow Thermoresponse in Hydrogels Synthesized with Radiation Technique
109. Refractive Index Control and Electron Beam Pulse Radiolysis of Transparent Polyimides
110. Pulse Radiolysis of 4,4‘-Bipyridyl Aqueous Solutions at Elevated Temperatures: Spectral Changes and Reaction Kinetics up to 400 °C
111. The formation and properties of the melatonin radical: a photolysis study of melatonin with 248 nm laser light
112. Laser flash photolysis of carboxymethylcellulose in an aqueous solution
113. Development of Ultra-Fast Semiconducting Scintillators Using Quantum Confinement Effect
114. Laser photolysis study on the reaction of nitrate radical with tributylphosphate and its analogues—comparison with sulfate radical
115. Synthesis of Polyimides with Aliphatic Moieties and Their Charge Transfer Structure and Photophysical Processes.
116. Pulse Radiolysis Study of Absorption Spectra of Ag0 and Ag2+ in Water from Room Temperature up to 380 °C
117. Temperature Dependence of Carbonate Radical in NaHCO3 and Na2CO3 Solutions: Is the Radical a Single Anion?
118. Temperature dependence of ketyl radical in aqueous benzophenone solutions up to 400 °C: A pulse radiolysis study
119. High-Charge S-Band Photocathode RF-Gun and Linac System for Radiation Research
120. Temperature Dependence of (SCN)2•- in Water at 25−400 °C: Absorption Spectrum, Equilibrium Constant, and Decay
121. Measurement and Timing-Control Techniques of Femtosecond Electron Pulse.
122. Time-Dependent Radiolytic Yield of OH∙ Radical Studied by Picosecond Pulse Radiolysis.
123. Temperature Dependent Absorption Spectra of Br– , Br2•– ,and Br3– in Aqueous Solutions.
124. Observation of hydrated electron, (SCN)[sub 2][sup .-] and CO[sub 3][sup .-] radical in high temperature and supercritical water.
125. Laser flash photolysis of carboxymethylcellulose in an aqueous solution
126. Water Radiolysis with Heavy Ions of Energies up to 28 GeV. 3. Measurement of G(MV·+) in Deaerated Methyl Viologen Solutions Containing Various Concentrations of Sodium Formate and Monte Carlo Simulation
127. Erratum: Radiolysis of liquid water: An attempt to reconcile Monte-Carlo calculations with new experimental hydrated electron yield data at early times.
128. Solvated electrons at elevated temperatures in different alcohols: Temperature and molecular structure effects
129. Free radical scavenging and radioprotective effects of carnosine and anserine
130. ESR study on carboxymethyl chitosan radicals in an aqueous solution
131. Dynamics of ionized poly(4-hydroxystyrene)-type resist polymers with tert-butoxycarbonyl-protecting group.
132. Recovery of platinum group metal resources from high-level radioactive liquid wastes by non-contact photoreduction.
133. Observation of dissociative quasi-free electron attachment to nucleoside via excited anion radical in solution.
134. Isotopic ratio and vertical distribution of radionuclides in soil affected by the accident of Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plants.
135. Nitration activates tyrosine toward reaction with the hydrated electron.
136. Effect of water density on the absorption maximum of hydrated electrons in sub- and supercritical water up to 400 degrees C.
137. High-LET ion radiolysis of water: visualization of the formation and evolution of ion tracks and relevance to the radiation-induced bystander effect.
138. Laser photolysis of carboxymethylated chitin derivatives in aqueous solution. Part 2. Reaction of OH* and SO4*- radicals with carboxymethylated chitin derivatives.
139. Laser photolysis of carboxymethylated chitin derivatives in aqueous solution. Part 1. Formation of hydrated electron and a long-lived radical.
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