photochemistry
photochemistry
Definition
photo·chem·is·try (fōt′ō kem′is trē)
pho′to·chem′i·cal (-i kəl) adjective
photochemistry
Usage Examples
Preposition: of
- molecule: Our initial work was in the photochemistry of small molecules, for example HOCl, studied by molecular beam techniques.
- atmosphere: Methane is a greenhouse gas that is 20 times more radiatively active than carbon dioxide and strongly influences the photochemistry of the atmosphere.
Converse of object
- study: The method provides a very powerful and widely applicable method for studying the primary photochemistry of small gas phase molecules.
Adjective modifier
- atmospheric: For example, the role of carbon aerosols in atmospheric photochemistry.
- tropospheric: In the Northern Hemisphere, the summer maximum at polluted sites, such as Payerne, Hohenpeissenberg and Indiana is controlled by tropospheric photochemistry.
- primary: The method provides a very powerful and widely applicable method for studying the primary photochemistry of small gas phase molecules.
Modifies a noun
- research: Applied in biomedical research, curing system diagnostics, and UV photochemistry research.
Noun used with modifier
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