Ultra violet radiation

There are therefore two ways in which lasers may be used to bring about photon-assisted film formation. If the laser emits radiation in the near-ultra-violet or above, photochemical decomposition occurs in the gas phase and some unabsorbed radiation arrives at the substrate, but this latter should be a minor effect in die thin film formation. This procedure is referred to as photolysis. Alternatively, if the laser emits radiation in the infra-red, and tire photons are only feebly absorbed to raise the rotational energy levels of the gaseous... [Pg.82]

Detection limits for various elements by TXRF on Si wafers are shown in Fig. 4.13. Synchrotron radiation (SR) enables bright and horizontally polarized X-ray excitation of narrow collimation that reduces the Compton scatter of silicon. Recent developments in the field of SR-TXRF and extreme ultra violet (EUV) lithography nurture our hope for improved sensitivity down to the range of less than 10 atoms cm ... [Pg.190]

OZONE LAYER A thin layer of ozone that lies about 25 kilometres above the earth in the stratosphere. Forms a protective screen against harmful radiation by filtering out ultra-violet rays from the sun. [Pg.16]

Radiation cure system. Other addition reaction cure systems that have emerged in recent years are the ultra-violet (UV) and electron beam (EB) radiation cure systems. The development of these systems has been prompted by the ever-increasing need for fast cure rates and low cure temperatures. The U V cure system... [Pg.687]

Stabilisers. Stabilisers prevent deterioration of the polymer due to environmental factors. Antioxidants are added to ABS, polyethylene and polystyrene. Heat stabilisers are required in processing polyvinyl chloride. Stabilisers also prevent deterioration due to ultra-violet radiation. [Pg.3]

Weathering. This generally occurs as a result of the combined effect of water absorption and exposure to ultra-violet radiation (u-v). Absorption of water can have a plasticizing action on plastics which increases flexibility but ultimately (on elimination of the water) results in embrittlement, while u-v causes breakdown of the bonds in the polymer chain. The result is general deterioration of physical properties. A loss of colour or clarity (or both) may also occur. Absorption of water reduces dimensional stability of moulded articles. Most thermoplastics, in particular cellulose derivatives, are affected, and also polyethylene, PVC, and nylons. [Pg.27]

If the film-former is designed to be polymerised by a free radical mechanism, free radicals can be created in the film by decomposing a photoinitiator within the film using ultra-violet radiation ... [Pg.625]

Unsaturated polyester finishes of this type do not need to be stoved to effect crosslinking, but will cure at room temperature once a suitable peroxide initiator cobalt salt activator are added. The system then has a finite pot life and needs to be applied soon after mixing. Such a system is an example of a two-pack system. That is the finish is supplied in two packages to be mixed shortly before use, with obvious limitations. However, polymerisation can also be induced by ultra violet radiation or electron beam exposure when polymerisation occurs almost instantaneously. These techniques are used widely in packaging, particularly cans, for which many other unsaturated polymers, such as unsaturated acrylic resins have been devised. [Pg.676]

This glass, made by the General Electric Co., is similar to white neutral above, but is coloured amber by addition of iron and manganese. The linear expansion coefficient is 7-5 x 10" from 20 to 350°C. It is useful for ampoules when the contents need protection from ultra-violet radiation. [Pg.17]

High voltage hydrogen discharge lamps which give continuous radiation in the ultra-violet can be constructed quite simply and elaborate designs are unnecessary for many purposes. A very simple... [Pg.82]

Connor, M.J. and Wheeler, L.A. (1987). Depletion of cutaneous glutathione by ultra-violet radiation. Photochem. Photobiol. 87, 239-245. [Pg.121]

The prerequisite of this method is the ability of the molecule concerned to absorb radiation in the ultra-violet or visible range. Thus acetone in the vapour phase is decomposed by light having a wave-length of =320 nm (3200 A - 375 kJ mol 1) ... [Pg.303]

The preservation of nutrient solutions at the concentrations occurring in natural seawater is a major challenge to the routine production of a nutrient reference material. Preservation techniques must be developed that maintain concentrations stable for periods of at least one to two years. Gamma radiation will produce nitrite that is unstable. Therefore this method appears to be problematic. The feasibility of other techniques, such as autoclaving, ultra-violet or microwave radiation, freezing, and acidification, should be evaluated. [Pg.97]

The fact that no lines are to be observed is expected since none of the radiation arising in transitions from this state to lower ones lies in the visible or in the part of the ultra-violet accessible to the quartz spectrograph. Theoretically the smallest quantum jump possible is that from the 11.1 electronic level to that vibration level in which the vibrational energy of the molecule is just short of that necessary for dissociation. Actually the smallest jump is somewhat larger than this in view of the experiments of Oldenberg with argon and which was mentioned... [Pg.2]

Burning stars, such as those originating from Roman candles or shells (Figure 8.5), emit radiation in the ultra-violet, the visible, near-infrared and mid-infrared regions of the electromagnetic spectrum, as displayed in Figure 8.6. [Pg.107]

Light source. The most suitable light system examined was a Chromato-Vue Model C-3 from Ultra Violet Products, Inc., San Gabriel, CA. The light source was a GE G15T8, 15-W, Germicidal, 2537 bulb. The mercury lamp emitted radiation maxima at 254, 265, 280, 302, 313, 365, 405, and 436 nm. Radiation from this source passed... [Pg.296]

Photoionization and Photodissociation of Aromatic Molecules, by Ultra violet Radiation (Terenin and Vilessov). [Pg.180]

CFCs released to the atmosphere evenmally find their way up to the stratosphere where they destroy the ozone layer which protects the Earth s surface from harmful ultra-violet radiation. During the last decades, the ozone layer has been severely depleted, both over the Antarctic region where the ozone hole now appears annually, but also over the northern hemisphere. Ozone depletion up to 40% has been recorded in each of the last three years over Northern Europe. [Pg.641]

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