Abstract
Alkyl hydroperoxides, which are formed as major reaction products during illumination of dyes in the presence of oxygen and an organic substrate, are shown to quench the excited triplet state of the dye by way of an electron-transfer mechanism, leading to the intermediary formation of reactive free radicals.
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