- for
estimating the
actinic power of
lighting for photography.
Chemical actinometry involves measuring radiant flux via the
yield from a
chemical reaction...
- atom to iron(II). This photo-sensitive
property is used for
chemical actinometry, the
measure of
luminous flux, and for
preparation of blueprints. This...
-
reduction of the iron(III) atom to iron(II). This
property is
exploited for
actinometry. The most
common and most-studied salt is pot****ium ferrioxalate, but...
- line with
IUPAC conventions. Pot****ium
ferrioxalate is used in
chemical actinometry and
along with its
sodium salt
undergoes photoreduction applied in old-style...
-
observe changes in the Earth's magnetosphere.
Other studies include actinometry, geophysics,
medicine and climatology. The
station is at 3,488 metres...
-
calculate the
number of
photons in the
light beam, by the
technique of
actinometry. By
utilizing a
light reaction in the
presence of mercury(II) chloride...
- PMID 19824651.
Kristine L. Willett;
Ronald A.
Hites (2000). "Chemical
Actinometry:
Using o-Nitrobenzaldehyde to
Measure Lamp
Intensity in Photochemical...
- line with
IUPAC conventions. Pot****ium
ferrioxalate is used in
chemical actinometry and
along with its
sodium salt
undergoes photoreduction applied in old-style...
- of
carbon dioxide. This
reaction is the
basis of the
technique called actinometry.
Ferrioxalate undergoes photoreduction. The iron
centre is
reduced (gains...
- in 1891. He aut****d
works on electricity, magnetism, photometry, and
actinometry. He
proposed the
designs of an
actinometer and a pyrheliometer, which...
