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Photochemistry and Radiation Chemistry : Complementary Methods for the Study of Electron Transfer by James F. Wishart; Daniel G. Nocera; Helen Wilkinson Richter; Gary A. Mines; Benjamin E. Ramirez; Harry B. Gray; Jay R. Winkler; I. Pecht; O. Farver; A. M. English; T. Fox; G. Tsaprailis; C. W. Fenwick; J. F. Wishart; J. T. Hazzard; G. Tollin; J. L. Wright; K. Wang; L. Geren; A. J. Saunders; G. J. Pielak; B. Durham; F. Millett; J. J. Regan; F. K. Chang; J. N. Onuchic; K. Bobrowski; J. Poznański; J. Holcman; K. L. Wierzchowski; Mitchell W. Mutz; George L. McLendon; J. R. Miller; K. Penfield; M. Johnson; G. Closs; N. Green; Su-Chun Hung; Alisdair N. Macpherson; Su Lin; Paul A. Liddell; Gilbert R. Seely; Ana L. Moore; Thomas A. Moore; Devens Gust; Piotr Piotrowiak; Carol Creutz; Harold A. Schwarz; Norman Sutin; Diane Esther Cabelli; N. S. Hush; J. Zeng; J. R. Reimers; J. S. Craw; Yukie Mori; David J. Szalda; Bruce S. Brunschwig; Etsuko Fujita; J. Khatouri; M. Mostafavi; J. Belloni; Rudi van Eldik; Y. Gauduel; H. Gelabert; Steven W. Keller; Stacy A. Johnson; Edward H. Yonemoto; Elaine S. Brigham; Geoffrey B. Saupe; Thomas E. Mallouk is a book available to read on EtoBox.

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<p><P>This book stresses the interplay between radiation chemistry and photochemistry in studies of electron transfer. It serves to update methods and applications in recent studies of electron transfer and collects work from leading experts in the fields of chemistry, biology, and materials. It covers the latest instrumentation in pulse radiolysis and provides a useful summary of the principles and uses of radiation techniques.</p> <h3>Booknews</h3> <p>Advocates crossover in the fields of photochemistry and radiation chemistry, stating that such crossover can be used to investigate electron transfer reaction in synergistic and complementary ways. Provides a basic understanding of the effects of ionizing radiation and how ionizing radiations are generated and provides examples of the cross-fertilization between the two fields. Of interest to researcher, academics, and industrial chemists. Includes some papers from the April 1995 symposium on the same topic. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.</p>

Author

James F. Wishart; Daniel G. Nocera; Helen Wilkinson Richter; Gary A. Mines; Benjamin E. Ramirez; Harry B. Gray; Jay R. Winkler; I. Pecht; O. Farver; A. M. English; T. Fox; G. Tsaprailis; C. W. Fenwick; J. F. Wishart; J. T. Hazzard; G. Tollin; J. L. Wright; K. Wang; L. Geren; A. J. Saunders; G. J. Pielak; B. Durham; F. Millett; J. J. Regan; F. K. Chang; J. N. Onuchic; K. Bobrowski; J. Poznański; J. Holcman; K. L. Wierzchowski; Mitchell W. Mutz; George L. McLendon; J. R. Miller; K. Penfield; M. Johnson; G. Closs; N. Green; Su-Chun Hung; Alisdair N. Macpherson; Su Lin; Paul A. Liddell; Gilbert R. Seely; Ana L. Moore; Thomas A. Moore; Devens Gust; Piotr Piotrowiak; Carol Creutz; Harold A. Schwarz; Norman Sutin; Diane Esther Cabelli; N. S. Hush; J. Zeng; J. R. Reimers; J. S. Craw; Yukie Mori; David J. Szalda; Bruce S. Brunschwig; Etsuko Fujita; J. Khatouri; M. Mostafavi; J. Belloni; Rudi van Eldik; Y. Gauduel; H. Gelabert; Steven W. Keller; Stacy A. Johnson; Edward H. Yonemoto; Elaine S. Brigham; Geoffrey B. Saupe; Thomas E. Mallouk

Publisher

Washington, DC: American Chemical Society

Published

1998

Language

EN

ISBN

9780841234994

Subjects

Science, Chemistry, Stem