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. 2013 Jun;13(6):515–520. doi: 10.1089/ast.2013.0999

FIG. 1.

FIG. 1.

UV spectra of gamma-irradiated Ca(ClO4)2 in an aqueous pH 9 buffered solution (20°C). ɛmax=360 nm for ClO2 (g), and ɛmax=290 nm for ClO (aq). A decrease absorbance at 360 nm occurs due to the loss of ClO2 (g) from solution. Only residual levels of ClO2 (g) remain in samples heated to 160°C (unheated: • 0 min; ▴ 40 min;+80 min; ▪ 120 min; heated: graphic file with name inl-1.jpg 0 min; graphic file with name inl-2.jpg 40 min; graphic file with name inl-3.jpg 120 min).