Photo-induced chemoluminescence

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Description

A light emission produced during a chemical reaction, such as oxidation, induced by impinging light rays. Photo-induced chemiluminescence has been used to characterize oxidation damage produced by photographic flashes (Derrick et al 1994).

Synonyms and Related Terms

PICL; photo induced chemiluminescence; ; photoinduzierte Lumineszenz (Deut.); luminescence photo-induite (Fr.); photo induced chemiluminescence

Resources and Citations

  • M.Derrick, E.Doehne, A.Parker, D.Stulik "Some New Analytical Techniques for Use in Conservation" JAIC, 33:171-184, 1994.

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