Applied Photochemistry in Dental Materials From Beginnings to State of the Art

Introduction from ultraviolet to visible light curing [Pg.123]

Chapter written by Joachim E. Klee, Maximilian Maer and Christoph P. Fik. [Pg.123]

Dyes and Chromophores in Polymer Science First Edition. Edited by Jacques Lalevee and Jean-Pierre Fouassi. ISTE Ltd 2015. Published by ISTE Ltd and John Wiley Sons, Inc. [Pg.123]

Besides mild conditions for photocleaving (X ax = 468 nm, (j) = 6.61 X 10 mol/E), CQs ubiquitousness in dentistry is based upon its excellent solubility in a wide range of (meth-)aerylate resins, its temperature/storage [Pg.124]

Commercially available, i.e. already marketed, LED-curing lights are mostly fixed to the emission of blue light. This is one of the reasons why CQ is still predominant in dentistry. [Pg.127]

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