Metal doped TiO2 catalysts were synthesized by sol-gel method and their activities were determined for degradation of methyl orang as a pollutant. Nd-doped TiO2 showed the maximum activity comparing with others. Colloidal SiO2 was used as a support to increase the surface area and also the activity. Nano-TiO2/SiO2/Nd was synthesized by sol-gel method and it was characterized using XRD, XRF, SEM...

Static and alternating magnetic field effects are introduced from the viewpoint of radical-radical interaction. Since the effect of magnetic field is much smaller than that of the electric field, the magnetic field dependence is a very sensitive measurement of the interaction between radicals. The low-field peak on the magnetic field effects and the spin-correlated radical pair polarization of ...

We determine the spin-selective kinetics of a carotenoid-porphyrin-fullerene triad that has previously been used to establish the principle that a photochemical reaction could form the basis of the magnetic compass sensor of migratory birds and show that its magnetic sensitivity can be understood without invoking quantum Zeno effects.

The electric field effect on the chemical dynamical processes of gas molecules is theoretically studied. As well as directly coupling with the secondary states by the off-diagonal matrix elements of the Zeeman interaction in the direct mechanism of the magnetic field effect, the initial state does with them by the off-diagonal matrix elements of the Stark interaction in the direct mechanism of ...

We report the first photochemical protocol for the generation of sequence defined macromolecules employing two hetero bifunctional photoreactive synthons, exploiting the orthogonal nature of photochemical - via the use of caged dienes - and thermally driven ligation protocols. We demonstrate that the iterative alternating synthon addition to an initial bifunctional core under irradiation at amb...

The heat, ultraviolet and rihoflavin-sensitized visible inactivations of taka-amylase A are strongly inhibited by the presence of its substrate. The stabilization of the secondary structure of enzyme protein by the conformation change due to the formation of enzyme-substrate and -product complexes is responsible for the protection of enzyme from the heat inactivation. The photoinactivations are...

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A method is presented for controlling the outcome of photochemical reactions by using the dynamic Stark effect due to a strong, nonresonant infrared field. The application of a precisely timed infrared laser pulse reversibly modifies potential energy barriers during a chemical reaction without inducing any real electronic transitions. Dynamic Stark control (DSC) is experimentally demonstrated f...