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Why do radical reactions usually require UV light

Care although we give different names to these photons, in reality there exists a continuum of wavelengths from 10-11 m (for y-rays) through to hundreds of metres (for radio waves). [Pg.446]

The titles we use, such as microwave or X-ray are just historical artifacts, and merely describe the way scientists first encountered them. [Pg.446]

UV Excitation of inner and valence electrons UV-visible spectroscopy [Pg.447]

Visible Excitation of valence and outer-shell electrons UV-visible spectroscopy [Pg.447]

Infrared Excitation between vibrational quantum states Infrared spectroscopy [Pg.447]


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