| The collected data on the effects of salinity stress on PSII photochemistry are conflicting. |
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| Commercial applications of photochemistry include photography, optical-brighteners and luminescent products. |
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| Both black and white and color film photochemistry relies predominantly on the photosensitivity of microcystalline grains of silver halides. |
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| The photochemistry of ninhydrin in benzene and water was studied by laser flash photolysis and electron paramagnetic resonance. |
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| The relationship between hydrogen peroxide-treated melanin and its biochemistry and photochemistry is important. |
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| Produced by methane photochemistry, these particles are irregular and composed of several hundreds of 0.05-micron monomers. |
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| A summary statement of possible differences between the photochemistry of simple organic compounds and protein-bound chromophores appears appropriate here. |
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| Dr. Scaiano is a global dean of photochemistry largely because of his insight and technical creativity in finding new ways to accurately and quantitatively study these reactions. |
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| This strong oxidizer, product of the photochemistry of water and carbon dioxide, would be able to sterilize the Martian surface down to a depth of a few meters. |
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| The work in her first group involved learning about unimolecular reactions, photochemistry, and photophysics. |
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| The chemical development of tropospheric ozone episodes involves the interaction between processes of hydrocarbon and nitrogen oxides emissions, photochemistry, 3dimensional advection and deposition. |
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| Bolton has published over 170 archived papers on photochemistry and UV technologies. |
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| Alexander Föhlisch of the University of Hamburg and co-workers used the technique to study ultrafast electron transfer in a solid an important process in photochemistry and electrochemistry. |
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| The use of photochemistry by humans began in the late Bronze Age by 1500 bce when Canaanite peoples settled the eastern coastline of the Mediterranean. |
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| The modern era of organic photochemistry began in 1866, when Russian chemist Carl Julius von Fritzche discovered that a concentrated anthracene solution exposed to UV radiation would fall from the solution as a precipitate. |
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| Franck's researches in the fields of photochemistry and atomic physics included determinations from molecular band spectra of the energy involved in the dissociation of molecules. |
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| During his work as a chemical physicist, he authored over 200 publications including 11 patents in photochemistry, the use of lasers in chemistry, and in nanotechnology. |
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| Kunjappu has provided his insights into the areas of surfactants, polymers, photochemistry, radiation chemistry, sterilization, spectroscopy and inks. |
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