Titlebook: Environmental Photochemistry Part II; P. Boule,D. W. Bahnemann,P. K. J. Robertson Book 2005 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2005 Environ

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A Theory of Tutelary Relationshipsamount of OH groups. The mechanism is explained in detail in this article. The enhancement of high hydrophilicity under weak UV-light irradiation and sensitization to Vis light are also described. Moreover, the highly hydrophobic surface, the exact opposite of the highly hydrophilic surface, is also described.

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Photocatalytic Active Surfaces and Photo-Induced High Hydrophilicity/High Hydrophobicity,amount of OH groups. The mechanism is explained in detail in this article. The enhancement of high hydrophilicity under weak UV-light irradiation and sensitization to Vis light are also described. Moreover, the highly hydrophobic surface, the exact opposite of the highly hydrophilic surface, is also described.

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1867-979X ctions play a major role in the environment including a wide range of reactions in the atmosphere, natural waters, soil and living organisms. This new volume on Environmental Photochemistry up-dates the previous edition with chapters on basic aspects including concepts of photochemical transformatio

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Toward Sustainable Societal Development,xposed, togetherwith a brief introduction of heterogeneous photocatalysis. Fundamental grounds with mechanistic pathwaysare described in each case. Combination of PAOTs with other treatments (especially biological methods)is also illustrated. Limitations, advantages and drawbacks are pointed out, together with differentexamples of real cases.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137385956n of some recent novel concepts in photocatalysis. A range of applications of water and air treatment are subsequently described with examples of mechanistic description of the major breakdown pathways of some key compounds. Examples of large-scale water treatment applications are also discussed.

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Basic Concepts of Photochemical Transformations,o provide a foundation for the variousaspects of environmental photochemistry explored later in the book. Electronically excited statesare produced by the absorption of radiation in the visible and ultraviolet regions of the spectrum.The excited states that can be produced depend on the electronic s