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Nickel B. (1996) Pioneers in Photochemistry. From the Perrin Diagram to the Jablonski... 

COMPUTATIONAL MODELING OF CYTOSINE PHOTOPHYSICS AND PHOTOCHEMISTRY FROM THE GAS PHASE TO DNA... 

A second method for observing phosphorescence spectra is to populate the triplet via energy transfer with sensitizers. With this sensitized phosphorescence a very inefficient intersystem crossing step can be overcome. The bicyclic azo compound 8 a and its 3,6-dimethylanalog 8 b appeared ideal for such a study since they show little photochemistry from the triplet state. However this investigation was not successful 23) (see also 24>). The triplet energy of the 3( n ) and 3( wr ) state of pyridazine 25a> and benzo[c]cinnoline 12 25b> could be determined from the crystal absorption spectra at 4.2 K. 

Photochemical reactions—asymmetric as well as nonasymmetric ones—take their outset from electronically excited states of the reactant. In this chapter, direct cpl excitation is covered, sensitized reactions are discussed in Chap. 4. Asymmetric photochemistry produces new chirality in a reaction system. The cpl-induced reactions are often called absolute asymmetric, as there is no net chirality in the reactants. This discriminates asymmetric photochemistry from the photochemistry of chiral molecules, which can be induced by nonpolarized light. The newly created chirality in cpl-induced reactions becomes apparent in an excess of the amount of one reactant or product enantiomer over the other. This enantiomeric excess (ee) in a mixture of R and S enantiomers is defined as... 

McFiggans, G. Modelling the formation of aerosol due to iodine photochemistry - from the laboratory to the atmosphere . Proceedings of the CERC 3 Young Chemists Workshop - Atmospheric Chemistry and Particulate Matter, Magleas, University of Copenhagen, Denmark, 3rd-6th June 2002... 

Marine Organic Photochemistry From the Sea Surface to Marine Aerosols 3... 

In 1979 G.R. De Mare replaced S.G. Bone as co-Editor of the Newsletter with H.J. Kuhn. In 1982 H. Durr joined them as the third co-Editor. The Newsletter became more and more attractive with the publication of the series History of Photochemistry (pioneers and trends), Photochemistry in Europe, Technical Reports, Topical Articles, the news about Glossary of Terms used in Photochemistry (from the lUPAC Commission) and regular news from the sister Societies (lAPS and IP A). Nevertheless, in the July 1986 issue, the Editors of the Newsletter published a complaint against the scarce contributions received from the EPA members asking for more active participation from the silent members , estimated to be 95%. 

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