This document provides information on the photochemistry course CHM-786, which is a 3 credit course covering the principles of photochemistry including sources of radiation, primary and secondary photochemical processes, experimental techniques for studying photochemical reactions in various systems, and the kinetics, mechanisms and energetics of photochemical reactions. It also lists 3 recommended books for learning more about photochemistry.
This document provides information on the photochemistry course CHM-786, which is a 3 credit course covering the principles of photochemistry including sources of radiation, primary and secondary photochemical processes, experimental techniques for studying photochemical reactions in various systems, and the kinetics, mechanisms and energetics of photochemical reactions. It also lists 3 recommended books for learning more about photochemistry.
This document provides information on the photochemistry course CHM-786, which is a 3 credit course covering the principles of photochemistry including sources of radiation, primary and secondary photochemical processes, experimental techniques for studying photochemical reactions in various systems, and the kinetics, mechanisms and energetics of photochemical reactions. It also lists 3 recommended books for learning more about photochemistry.
Principle of photochemistry. Sources of radiation, actinometry (both physical and
chemical), primary and secondary photochemical processes, quantum yields, experimental techniques, photolytic studies of aqueous and non-aqueous systems, effects of radiation on solids. Kinetics, mechanism, energetics of photochemical reactions.
Recommended Books:
1. D. Neckers, G.N.V.B, Nau, “Advances in Photochemistry” Volume 27, John
Wiley & Sons, New York, USA (2002). 2. P. Suppan, “Chemistry and Light” The Royal Society of Chemistry, London, UK (1994). 3. R. P. Wayne, “Principles and Applications of Photochemistry, Oxford University Press, UK (1998).
(Progress in Theoretical Chemistry and Physics 21) Ivan HubaÄ, Stephen Wilson (Auth.) - Brillouin-Wigner Methods For Many-Body Systems (2010, Springer Netherlands)