Is their any simple method for determining the Free radicals (OH, O, H - individual detection/measurement) qualitatively or quantitatively in water ?

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Ahmad Nauman

thanks Tom Tomian.. but sadly i dont have the florescence detector in my lab.

Frankie J Rawson

You could determine via electrochemistry using pt. http://www.pnas.org/content/109/29/11534.full.pdf+html

Jonathan Thompson

Ive seen papers in which people measure OH by the extent / rate of hydroxylation of benzoic acid.

Raveendra G

In your sample containing Oxygen it contains un paired electrons it gives ESR spectra.The free radicals can be easily identified by using ESR spectroscopy. It gives bands of ESR signals.

Thank you all for your worthy suggestions

Xianguang Meng

PL is a very effective method. EPR is too expensive and not available for anybody.

Parashuram Sahoo

EPR is one of the best techniques for such application.