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Peer-reviewed
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Original article (peer-reviewed)
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2016
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Author
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Bochet Christian G,
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Photons in organic synthesis
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Original article (peer-reviewed)
Abstract
The mechanism of photochemical reactions can be difficult to study because of the very short-lived intermediates involved. State-of-the art ultrafast spectroscopic tools can be used to probe these processes, but we will show in this account that old-fashioned techniques, such as the determination of quantum yields, the measurement of isotope effects or the use of triplet quenchers and sensitizers still can give a significant insight into the mechanism of photochemical reactions.
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