Radical chemistry in water
We’re interested in free-radical chemistry in water, the most common solvent on Earth and also the solvent of living organisms.
This spatially heterogeneous chemistry is produced by ionizing radiation such as accelerated electrons, protons or heavy ions, and ranges from 10-16 s to 1 µs.
We focus on phenomena occurring at high ionization densities, such as Bragg peaks (trace ends), or at extreme dose rates.
