Okay, the user wants me to translate "free radical scavengers" into German. Let me start by recalling the correct German terms for these scientific concepts.
"Free radicals" are "Freie Radikale" in German. Now, "scavengers" in this context refers to substances that neutralize free radicals. The term "scavenger" can be translated as "Scavenger" itself, but sometimes "Radikalfänger" is used. However, in scientific literature, "Scavenger" is often kept as is or translated to "Radikalfänger".
Wait, I should confirm the most accurate term. "Radikalfänger" is a direct translation of "radical scavenger", so that's probably the best choice here. Let me check if there's a more common term.
Looking up some references, I see that "Radikalfänger" is indeed the standard term used in German scientific contexts for substances that scavenge free radicals. So the translation would be "Radikalfänger".
The user also mentioned that if the content is already in German, leave it unchanged. Since the original term is in English, I need to translate it.
I should make sure there's no alternative translation that's more commonly used. Another possibility could be "Antioxidantien", but that's more general. The specific term for scavengers is "Radikalfänger".
Therefore, the correct translation of "free radical scavengers" into German is "Radikalfänger".
Radikalfänger
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