• DOI:10.1146/ANNUREV.PC.22.100171.000505
• Corpus ID: 40786826

Photochemistry in the Far Ultraviolet

@article{Ausloos1971PhotochemistryIT,
  title={Photochemistry in the Far Ultraviolet},
  author={and P J Ausloos and S. Lias},
  journal={Annual Review of Physical Chemistry},
  year={1971},
  volume={22},
  pages={85-107}
}

• and P J Ausloos, S. Lias
• Published 1 October 1971
• Chemistry
• Annual Review of Physical Chemistry

substances. The progress made since then is obviously too vast to be covered in its entirety in the limited space allotted for this review. We therefore decided to concen­ trate on what we cons idered to be some of the more significant developments of the last 2 or 3 years. The rather spectacular increase in the number of far uv radiation studies which appeared in the literature during this period can be ascribed largely to the much wider availability of a variety of far uv sources, some of which are only recently available commercially. Most of the far uv techniques which are of interest to physicists as well as chemists have been reviewed (7, 8). One of the most recent developments is the co nstruction of a