Photochemistry - Spectral Regions

Spectral Regions

Photochemists typically work in only a fewe sections of the electromagnetic spectrum. Some of the most widely used sections, and their wavelengths, are the following:

  • Ultraviolet: 100–400 nm
  • Visible Light: 400–700 nm
  • Near infrared: 700–2500 nm

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