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Abstract Book 34th International Symposium on Free Radicals Hayama, Japan, 27 August ‒ 1 September 2017 http://kuchem.kyoto-u.ac.jp/bukka/radical/index.html Table of Contents Mission ································································································· 1 History ·································································································· 2 Topics & SupportList of Invited / Sponsors Speakers ··································································· 3 SupportGeneral Information/ Sponsors ··············································································· 4 GeneralList of Invited Information Speakers ··········································································· 75 Symposium ProgramProgram ·············································································· 98 Abstracts Invited && HotHot TopicsTopics TalksTalks ·························································· 1517 Special SessionSession onon NONO33 ······························································· 4749 Poster Session AA ········································································ 5557 Poster Session BB ········································································ 9395 International AdvisoryAdvisory CommitteeCommittee ···························································· 130136 Local Organizers ···················································································· 131137 ParticipantsINDEX ···································································································’ Contact Information 132138 Mission MissionMissionMissionMissionMission The International Free Radicals Symposium Committee is a non-profit organization TheTheTheThe authorizingTheInternational International International InternationalInternational and Free Free Freepromoting Free Free Radicals Radicals Radicals RadicalsRadicals theSymposium Symposium Symposium SymposiumholdingSymposium Committeeof Committee Committee CommitteescientificCommittee is andis is a is a is anoneducational anon anon non-nonprofit-profit-profit-profit-profit organization organizationmeetings organization organizationorganization on a authorizingauthorizingauthorizingauthorizingbiannualauthorizing and andbasisand and and promoting promoting promoting onpromoting promoting the subject the thethe the holdingthe holding holdingofholding holding free of of of radicals, scientificof scientificofscientific scientific scientific which and andand and andeducationalare educationaleducational educational educationalimportant meetings meetingsmeetings meetings intermediatesmeetings on onon on aon a a ain a biannualbiannualbiannualbiannualcomplexbiannual basis basisbasis basischemicalbasis on onon on theon thethe the reactions subjectthe subjectsubject subject subject .of of of freeof freeoffree free free radicals, radicals,radicals, radicals, radicals, which whichwhich which which are areare are importantare importantimportant important important intermediates intermediatesintermediates intermediatesintermediates in in in in in complexcomplexcomplexcomplexcomplex chemical chemical chemical chemical chemical reactions reactions reactions reactions reactions. 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