Magnetic field effects process

As a reference, magnetic processing in the preparation of monolayer films consisting of Q-ZnS without Mn ion was also carried out. The luminescence at 400 nm was observed in the monolayer films, however, no magnetic field effects on the p-values for the monolayer films were observed. 

Mogi, I. (1996) Magnetic field effects on the dopant-exchange process in polypyrrole. Bull. Chem. Soc. Jpn., 69, 2661—2666. 

Several chapters of this book show how magnetic field effects, as well as CIDEP and CIDNP spectral patterns, can be used to solve chemical problems. It should be noted that the study of how applied magnetic fields perturb chemical reactivity is a topic that is highly relevant to biological processes involving radical pairs, for example, photosynthesis. ... 

Critical to the observation of magnetic field effects in solution is the ability of the RP to interconvert between triplet (nonreactive) and singlet (reactive) spin states. Having established the various interactions present in the RP, we can now consider how such a mixing process might take place. 

Magnetic Field Effects upon Biochemical Reactions and Biological Processes... 

The magnetic-field effects on other photophysical processes like absorption and emission, have not been investigated, but in these cases the theoretical approach is straightforward it can proceed in the same manner as in the magnetic-field effect on intramolecular nonradiative processes. 

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