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Photochemistry and Radiation Chemistry (ACS Advances in Chemistry, No. 254)

Photochemistry and Radiation Chemistry (Advances in Chemistry Series)

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Advances in chemistry series,, 254, Washington, DC, District of Columbia, 1998

Advances in chemistry series (En ligne), Washington, DC, ©1998

ACS advances in chemistry, no. 254, Washington, D.C, 1997

American Chemical Society, Washington, DC, 1998

United States, United States of America

1, 1998

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Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Papers based on a symposium entitled "Complementarity of Radiation Chemistry and Photochemistry in the Study of Electron Transfer" at the 209th American Chemical Society National Meeting in Anaheim, California.

Foreword ......Page 7
About Editors ......Page 8
Preface ......Page 10
1. A perspective......Page 12
2. Radiation Chemistry: Principles and Applications......Page 16
3 . Accelerators and other sources for study radiation chemistry......Page 45
4. Electron Tunneling in Engineered Proteins ......Page 61
5. Pulse Radiolysis... ......Page 74
6. Study of oxyferrykl heme reactivity using both radiation and photochemical tech. ......Page 89
7. Free energy dependence of electron transfer in cytochrome C labelef Ruthenium(II)-polypyridine complexes ......Page 107
8.Tubular breakdown of electron transfer in proteins ......Page 119
9. Long range electron transfer between Proline-bridged Aromatic Amino Acids ......Page 138
10. Electron Transfer Kinetics of bifunctional redox protein Maquattes......Page 151
11. Pulse Radiolysis measurements of Intramolecular Electron Transfer with comparison to laser photoexcitation......Page 166
12. Photoinduced Electron and Proton Transfer in Molecular Triad ......Page 182
13. Electrolyte Effects in intramolecular Electron transfer ......Page 224
14, Mechanism of photochemical reactions of transition metal complexes elucidated by Pulse Radiolysis Experiments ......Page 236
15. Studies of superoxide with manganese complexes and manganese superoxide dismutase from E.coli ......Page 251
16. The primary process in photooxidation of Fe2+ (H2O)6 in water ......Page 267
17. Towards the photoreduction of CO2 with Ni(2,2'-bipyridine)n2+ complexes ......Page 282
18. Kinetics of electron transfer in solution catalyzed by metal clusters ......Page 296
19. Electron transfer reactions under high pressure ......Page 318
20. Ultrafast electron transfer ans short-lived prereactive steps in solutions ......Page 334
21. Photochemically induced charge separation in electrostatically constructed organic-inorganic multilayer composites ......Page 361
Author index ......Page 382
Subject index ......Page 383

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