2016
DOI: 10.1021/acssuschemeng.6b01506
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Lighting the Way to Greener Chemistry: Incandescent Floodlights as a Facile UV Light Source for Classic and Cutting-Edge Photoreactions

Abstract: While ultraviolet light is hailed for its renewability, nontoxicity, and lack of resulting waste products, photochemistry is relatively out of reach for many researchers and industries because conventional ultraviolet radiation sources are not always accessible. For example, the availability of sunlight varies with weather conditions, geographical location, and daylight duration. The use of commercial incandescent light as an alternative to conventional ultraviolet radiation was explored in this article. The c… Show more

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“…Incomplete photoconversion was confirmed also by FTIR spectroscopy, as evidenced by residual peaks at 980 (C–H CC out-of-plane bending), 1640 (CC stretching), and 1700 cm –1 (conjugated CO stretching) present in the irradiated sample (see Figure SI-3); − , a shoulder at 1725 cm –1 , due to the partial deconjugation of the carbonyl group, can also be detected in the spectrum.…”
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