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Triplet state formation and type II decomposition in the photochemistry of pentanone-2

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The concentration dependences of the quantum yields of Norrish type II decomposition from the singlet and triplet states and of the triplet yiel were determined in pentanone-2 photolysis in iso-octane. The results were interpreted by postulating dissociative intersystem crossing of a singlet exciplex as an additional route for the population of the molecular triplet state.

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Определены зависимости квантовых выходов синглетной и триплетной реакций типа Норриша II и образования триплетного состояния от концентраций в фотолитическом разложении пентанона-2 в изооктане. Результаты интерпретируются, постулируя для дополнительного пути заселения молекулярного триплетного уровня диссоциативную интеркомбинационную конверсию синглетного эксцимера.

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Tölgyesi, M., Bérces, T. Triplet state formation and type II decomposition in the photochemistry of pentanone-2. React Kinet Catal Lett 27, 365–369 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02070476

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