Short-lived species, multibeam irradiation

PHOTOCHEMISTRY OF SHORT-LIVED SPECIES USING MULTIBEAM IRRADIATION... [Pg.53]

In this chapter, several examples of photochemistry of short-lived species by multibeam irradiation are introduced. In many cases, the properties of excited intermediates have been investigated by using nanosecond lasers. Since the lifetime of excited intermediates is usually quite short, investigations employing ultrashort laser pulses are intrinsically important. Various properties estimated by the direct manner will appear in the near future. Recent progress of ultrashort pulse lasers and detection systems will make this possible. On the other hand, utilization of multiple excitations is not limited to the basic study of excited intermediates. These are applicable to biological and environmental fields. Further fruitful results are expected for these explorations. [Pg.103]

Photochemistry of Short-Lived Species Using Multibeam Irradiation... [Pg.382]

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