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Photochemistry is the
branch of
chemistry concerned with the
chemical effects of light. Generally, this term is used to
describe a
chemical reaction caused...
- A
photoactive layer is used in
solar cells for
absorbing light. It can be
found in all
solar cells, but with
different panels the
photoactive layer is...
- In
molecular biology, the PYP
domain (
photoactive yellow protein) is a p-coumaric acid-binding
protein domain. They are
present in
various proteins in...
- PMID 17669618. Urbach, F (1959). "Modification of
ultraviolet carcinogenesis by
photoactive agents". J
Invest Dermatol. 32 (2, Part 2): 373–378. doi:10.1038/jid...
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following ingestion or
parenteral administration. The
chemical needs to be "
photoactive,"
which means that when it
absorbs light, the
absorbed energy produces...
- Xuegong; Turro,
Nicholas J.; Koberstein,
Jeffrey T. (1
August 2006). "
Photoactive Additives for Cross-Linking
Polymer Films:
Inhibition of
Dewetting in...
- toxicity, was the most
photoactive NSAID observed. The
mechanism of photosensitivity,
responsible for the high
photoactivity of the 2-arylpropionic acids...
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January 2014). "Cerium-Doped
Zirconium Dioxide, a Visible-Light-Sensitive
Photoactive Material of
Third Generation". The
Journal of
Physical Chemistry Letters...
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exhibits photocatalytic activity under ultraviolet (UV) irradiation. This
photoactivity is
reportedly most
pronounced at the {001}
planes of anatase, although...
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cameras and
thermal imagers". In a CCD for
capturing images,
there is a
photoactive region (an
epitaxial layer of silicon), and a
transmission region made...
