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Wavelength dependence and wavelength selectivity in photochemical reactions.
Photochemical & Photobiological Sciences 2019 January 30
The concepts of wavelength dependence and wavelength selectivity have been commonly used by organic photochemists for a long time. The aim of the present article is to offer a selection of relevant cases where the choice of the irradiation wavelength played a key role in the outcome of a photochemical path. Wavelength dependence can be related to the variation in the efficiency (but not the fate) of a process. Herein, three cases have been recognized where a wavelength-selectivity paradigm operates. Indeed, a different wavelength may (i) activate a different chromophore in a single molecule, (ii) induce the population of different reactive excited states and (iii) sequentially populate the excited state of a compound and the excited state of an intermediate photogenerated from it, which show a different reactivity.
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