Description
MANUAL FOR THE BASIC CHARACTERIZATION OF PHOTO PROPERTIES
Book Summary
This manual offers a practical and essential guide for the characterization of the photochemical and photophysical properties of organic compounds. Aimed at Chemistry degree students, the book connects theory with experimentation, allowing the reader to develop key skills in the analysis of light-induced chemical phenomena. Its didactic and applied approach makes it an indispensable tool for understanding the potential of these compounds in fields such as biomedicine and materials science, facilitating the transition from theoretical knowledge to laboratory practice.
What is it about?
The work focuses on providing the student with the experimental foundations for the study of the photochemical and photophysical properties of organic compounds, a fundamental area within modern chemistry. Through a practical approach, the manual guides the reader in the use of experimental chemical analysis tools, previously addressed theoretically in other subjects of the curriculum. The book explores how the interaction of light with organic matter can trigger key processes, and how these can be measured and characterized. The potential of these compounds in applications of great social relevance, such as the development of new materials or advances in biomedicine, is addressed, offering a comprehensive vision that connects chemical fundamentals with their technological and scientific applications.
Main Topics
- Photochemical and photophysical properties of organic compounds.
- Experimental techniques of chemical analysis for the characterization of light phenomena.
- Applications of photochemistry in biomedicine and materials science.
- Practical methodology for training in scientific competencies for the Chemistry degree.
Who is it recommended for?
This manual is especially recommended for university students of the Chemistry degree who need to acquire practical laboratory skills related to photochemistry and photophysics. It is also very useful for teachers looking for a structured didactic resource for their teaching labs, as well as for any professional or researcher in training who wishes to get started in the basic characterization of the optical properties of organic compounds.
What this book provides
- Provides a practical and direct guide to applying theoretical knowledge in the laboratory.
- Develops specific experimental skills in the analysis of photochemical properties.
- Connects the fundamentals of organic chemistry with real-world applications in biomedicine and materials science.
- Offers a didactic resource designed specifically for comprehensive training in scientific competencies.
Technical Specifications
- Author: FERNANDEZ ARTEAGA, JESUS; REMON RUIZ, PAT
- Publisher: University of Huelva
- Language: Spanish
- Subject: ORGANIC CHEMISTRY, NUCLEAR CHEMISTRY, PHOTOCHEMISTRY AND RADIATION
- Collection: COMPENDIUM
- Binding: Paperback
- Edition date: February 2023
- Number of pages: 102
- Weight: 376 g
Editorial Assessment
This is a practical and didactic manual, conceived as an ideal complement to theoretical training in photochemistry. Its focus on the application of experimental tools makes it a valuable resource for students seeking to consolidate their laboratory skills. The work stands out for its direct utility in the classroom and for connecting a specialized branch of chemistry with applications of high social impact, which makes it relevant for both the academic and professional spheres.