Formation and photodissociation of hydrated electron dimers
N. Basco, Geraldine Anne Kenney, D. C. Walker
Abstract
N. Basco, Geraldine Anne Kenney, D. C. Walker
Abstract
Hydrated electron produced by the u.v. flash photolysis of OHaq– undergo a bimolecular combination reaction to form a species—postulated to be a hydrated dielectron—which, on subsequent i.r. flash photolysis, regenerates monomeric hydrated electrons.
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Hydrated electron produced by the u.v. flash photolysis of OHaq– undergo a bimolecular combination reaction to form a species—postulated to be a hydrated dielectron—which, on subsequent i.r. flash photolysis, regenerates monomeric hydrated electrons.
Key concepts: Chemistry, Photodissociation, Flash photolysis, Solvated electron, Photochemistry, Electron, Monomer, Radical