6. The quantum yield of a photochemical reaction A to produce B was found to be0.5. The reaction was made after irradiation of A with light of 365 nm to produce5 mmol of B. Calculate the total energy absorbed in the reaction.7. The electronic transition due →* of isolated double bond is appears atshorter wavelength compared with the conjugated one, explain.8. Photosensitization is an energy transfer between two molecules, explain thedifference between excitation with or without photosensitizer and give an example9. Dye-sensitized solar cells, as well as photodynamic therapy, is an application ofphotosensitization explain and write the mechanism for both cases.10. Excimer and exciplex are essential in sensing applications; write two exampleswith detail of their importance.11. Photoinduced electron transfer causes fluorescence quenching in a certainchromophore, the fact that inspired researcher for designing chromophore to be usedas a fluorescent sensor, explain and give an example of a fluorescent sensor.

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6. The quantum yield of a photochemical reaction A to produce B was found to be 0.5. The reaction was made after irradiation of A with light of 365 nm to produce 5 mmol of B. Calculate the total energy absorbed in the reaction. 7. The electronic transition due →n* of isolated double bond is appears at shorter wavelength compared with the conjugated one, explain. 8. Photosensitization is an energy transfer between two molecules, explain the difference between excitation with or without photosensitizer and give an example

6. The quantum yield of a photochemical reaction A to produce B was found to be 0.5. The reaction was made after irradiation of A with light of 365 nm to produce 5 mmol of B. Calculate the total energy absorbed in the reaction. 7. The electronic transition due →n* of isolated double bond is appears at shorter wavelength compared with the conjugated one, explain. 8. Photosensitization is an energy transfer between two molecules, explain the difference between excitation with or without photosensitizer and give an example

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