Organic Photochemistry and Photophysics
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advanced photochemical reaction analysis
aromatic compound reactivity
Azo Chromophore
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cation
Cation Radical
Cd Band
Cd Spectrum
Ct DNA
CTAB Micellar Solution
DNA Template
Double Helical DNA
Dye Aggregates
electron
Energy Gap Law
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Exciplex Formation
excited
excited state dynamics
Fluorescence Titration Curve
Fluorescence Up-conversion
metalloporphyrin chemistry
Minor Groove
nonlinear optical materials
Nucleophilic Addition
nucleophilic substitution mechanisms
organic photochemistry
Pet
Photocyclization Reactions
photoinduced electron transfer
photophysical behavior
PNA DNA Duplex
Proton Transfer Rate
Proton Transfer Reactions
Prototropic Equilibrium
quantum
Quenching Rate Constants
Radiationless Transition
radiationless transitions
radiative transitions
radical
singlet
Singlet Excited State
Singlet Triplet Energy Gap
state
thiocarbonyls
uorescence
yield
yields
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- ISBN 9780849376085
- Weight: 544g
- Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 14 Nov 2005
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Inc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
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Featuring contributions from leading experts, Organic Photochemistry and Photophysics is a unique resource that addresses the organic photochemistry and photophysical behavior in aromatic molecules, thiocarbonyls, selected porphyrins, and metalloporphyrins.
The book presents theories pertaining to radiative and radiationless transitions. It describes excited-state proton-transfer reactions of aromatic compounds and the physical, energetic, and environmental effects of atom transfer reactions. The text discusses the role of the carbonyl and azo groups in ketones and azoalkanes in the development of photochemistry, followed by a review of nucleophilic substitution reactions in the photochemistry of aromatics (also called photosubstitution) and the various atomic bonds that result from these reactions. The book presents studies that explain the factors that govern the nature and efficiencies of SET-promoted photochemical reactions. It then focuses on photoamination as a convenient, powerful, and environmentally friendly synthetic process for transforming a variety of substrates into the corresponding aminated compounds. The final chapter explores how dye structure affects the sequence-dependence of DNA binding, which has potential applications in nonlinear optics and DNA detection as well as incorporating DNA into various nanostructures and devices.
With an emphasis on the current uses of light in both materials chemistry and medicinal chemistry, this book serves as a comprehensive resource on photochemical reactions and discusses topics that are useful for researchers as well as newcomers in the fields of photochemistry, photobiology, photomedicine, and photophysics
V. Ramamurthy Professor Department of Chemistry University of Miami Miami, Florida Kirk S. Schanze Professor Department of Chemistry University of Florida Gainesville, Florida
