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    Photoreactive Sample Treated With Light and Then Absorption Is Calculated in Term of Photon.i.e. Light Dose To Sample Is Called Actinometry

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    The document discusses chemical and physical actinometry systems used to measure light doses absorbed by photoreactive samples. Chemical actinometers use light-activated chemical reactions, like ferrioxalate, to calculate absorbance. They must be calibrated and have limitations like self-life. Physical actinometers like radiometers directly measure light flux but require calibration. Actinometry is used to study light-activated processes in chemical systems and determine effective doses for applications like drug photochemistry.

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    The document discusses chemical and physical actinometry systems used to measure light doses absorbed by photoreactive samples. Chemical actinometers use light-activated chemical reactions, like ferrioxalate, to calculate absorbance. They must be calibrated and have limitations like self-life. Physical actinometers like radiometers directly measure light flux but require calibration. Actinometry is used to study light-activated processes in chemical systems and determine effective doses for applications like drug photochemistry.

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    The document discusses chemical and physical actinometry systems used to measure light doses absorbed by photoreactive samples. Chemical actinometers use light-activated chemical reactions, like ferrioxalate, to calculate absorbance. They must be calibrated and have limitations like self-life. Physical actinometers like radiometers directly measure light flux but require calibration. Actinometry is used to study light-activated processes in chemical systems and determine effective doses for applications like drug photochemistry.

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    The document discusses chemical and physical actinometry systems used to measure light doses absorbed by photoreactive samples. Chemical actinometers use light-activated chemical reactions, like ferrioxalate, to calculate absorbance. They must be calibrated and have limitations like self-life. Physical actinometers like radiometers directly measure light flux but require calibration. Actinometry is used to study light-activated processes in chemical systems and determine effective doses for applications like drug photochemistry.

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    photoreactive sample treated with light and then absorption is

    calculated in term of photon.i.e. light dose to sample is called


    actinometry.
    absorbance

    activation of
    molecule chemical system

    actinometeric
    system are two
    types:
    chemical
    physical
    physical system.

    radiometer:

    structure:

    self life:
    need calibration before use:

    application of chemical actinometery:

    types of chemical actionmeters:

    pot. ferrioxalate= 578 nm

    azobenze= 460
    working mechanism:
    ideal actinometer:
    factors:

    limitations of actionmetery:
    drug applications:

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