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Photodegradation is the
alteration of
materials by light. Commonly, the term is used
loosely to
refer to the
combined action of
sunlight and air, which...
- the environment,
cellulose acetate can go
through biodegradation and
photodegradation.
Several factors go into
determining the rate of each
degradation process...
- In
polymer chemistry photo-oxidation (sometimes:
oxidative photodegradation) is the
degradation of a
polymer surface due to the
combined action of light...
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light wavelengths in
disinfecting water, the rate and
mechanism of
photodegradation of
folic acid in the blood, and the
chirality of
molecules to determine...
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absorbance is at 530 nm in an
aqueous solution, and it is
subject to
photodegradation. It is used as a food coloring,
printing ink,
biological stain, dental...
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trace metal and DOC
chemical composition, and
promote DOC degradation.
Photodegradation involves the
transformation of CDOM into
smaller and less
colored molecules...
- The
three most
prominent are
chemical bleaching, biodegradation, and
photodegradation.
Chemical bleaching is
achieved by
oxidation or reduction. Oxidation...
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fatigue refers to the loss of
reversibility by
processes such as
photodegradation, photobleaching, photooxidation, and
other side reactions. All photochromics...
- more
reactive toward organic compounds. It is
responsible for the
photodegradation of many
materials but can be put to
constructive use in preparative...
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regions where researchers have
studied the
effects and
impact of
plastic photodegradation in the
neustonic layer of water.
Unlike organic debris,
which biodegrades...
