Advances in Photochemistry

‘…provides a wealth of information on frontier photochemistry…could easily serve as a definitive source of background information for future researchers’ -- Journal of the American Chemical Society

It is rare that a series can claim a unique status but Advances in Photochemistry is alone in providing one of the only forums for critical and authorative evaluation of advances in the discipline of photochemistry. Founded in 1963, the series has provided an open forum for pioneers in the field to expand and explore new and radical ideas at the forefront of photochemical research, with each new volume providing a stimulating review of the latest breakthrough and theories in this rapidly developing field.

Covering areas as diverse as photochemistry’s uses and applications in materials science, physical chemistry, analytical techniques and organic synthesis, this series provides a remarkable overview of both historic and current thinking in the field. With the full range of historical volumes back to 1963, the series gives the researchers both a level of detail to inform research development or for newcomers to the field an overview of its history and current advances.

Founding Editors

• W. Albert Noyes, Jr.
• George S. Hammond
• J. N. Pitts, Jr.