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Photochemistry: Caught in the act.

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Femtochemistry, the real-time study of reactions on a timescale that captures the molecular and atomic activity involved, has traditionally been performed in the gas or liquid phase. It has now… Click to show full abstract

Femtochemistry, the real-time study of reactions on a timescale that captures the molecular and atomic activity involved, has traditionally been performed in the gas or liquid phase. It has now been extended to the solid state in a study that highlights how a controlled reaction environment can place steric constraints on the motions of photoproducts.

Keywords: caught act; photochemistry caught; chemistry

Journal Title: Nature chemistry
Year Published: 2017

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