photochemical reaction

Preferred Label : photochemical reaction;

IUPAC definition : Generally used to describe a chemical reaction caused by absorption of ultraviolet, visible or infrared radiation. There are many ground-state reactions, which have photochemical counterparts. Among these are photochemical nitrogen extrusions, photocycloadditions, photodecarbonylations, photodecarboxylations, photoenolizations, photo-Fries rearrangement, photoisomerizations, photooxidations, photorearrangements, photoreductions, photosubstitutions, etc.;

Scope note : photochemical paths offer the advantage over thermal methods of forming thermodynamically disfavoured products, overcome large activation barriers in a short period of time, and allow reactivity otherwise inaccessible by thermal methods.;

Détails

Origin ID

P04585;

See also
- Dauben–Salem–Turro rules [IUPAC Term]
- Stern–Volmer kinetic relationships [IUPAC Term]
- UV stabilizer [IUPAC Term]
- activation [IUPAC Term]
- aza-di-π-methane rearrangement [IUPAC Term]
- chemically induced dynamic electron polarization [IUPAC Term]
- conical intersection [IUPAC Term]
- dark reaction [IUPAC Term]
- di-π-methane rearrangement [IUPAC Term]
- energy storage efficiency [IUPAC Quantity]
- infrared [IUPAC Term]
- j-value [IUPAC Term]
- oxa-di-π-methane rearrangement [IUPAC Term]
- photo-Bergman cyclization [IUPAC Term]
- photo-Fries rearrangement [IUPAC Term]
- photochemical reaction path [IUPAC Term]
- photochemistry [IUPAC Term]
- photoisomerization [IUPAC Term]
- photoreaction [IUPAC Term]
- photosensitive polymer [IUPAC Term]
- quantum yield [IUPAC Quantity]
- radiation reaction [IUPAC Term]
- sample error [IUPAC Term]
- ultraviolet [IUPAC Term]
- visible [IUPAC Term]

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