Journal of the American Chemical Society

The laser-drop method: a new approach to induce multiple photon chemistry with pulsed lasers. Examples involving reactions of diphenylmethyl and cumyloxyl …

JT Banks, JC Scaiano

Index: Banks; Scaiano Journal of the American Chemical Society, 1993 , vol. 115, # 14 p. 6409 - 6413

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Citation Number: 47

Abstract

Abstract: A new method, described as the laser-drop technique, is presented which allows preparative experiments in laser-induced multiphoton chemistry. The technique shares most of the advantages of the successful laser-jet technique but allows the use of pulsed lasers that are readily available in many laboratories. The laser-drop method has been tested with two photochemical systems. The well-studied diphenylmethyl radical system allows a ...

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