Chemistry
Name: Organic Photochemisty (II)
Catalog Number: 412022Y Hours/Credits: 20/1
Prerequisite(s):
Organic chemistry, Advanced Organic Synthesis, and Structural Chemistry
Course Description:
This course is primarily designed for postgraduate students majoring in organic chemistry, also suitable for postgraduate students majoring in environmental chemistry, analytical chemistry, or energy chemistry as a selected course. Based on the basic theory of organic photochemistry and the basic knowledge of common chemical reactivity, this course focuses on the practical applications and the main investigation methods of organic photochemistry. Emphasis is placed on the main photochemical issues in life processes, the photochemical performances related to energy environment and the chiral synthesis of drugs, as well as the main spectroscopic detection techniques. It is a foundation subject for the fields of organic photochemistry, photophysics, opto-functional materials, and photobiology. It is also helpful for researchers in fields of polymer chemistry, environmental chemistry, biochemistry, analytical chemistry.
Course Content:
Chapter 1 Chiral photochemistry. Chapter 2 Biological photochemistry. Chapter 3 Environmental photochemistry. Chapter 4 Energy chemistry. Chapter 5 Steady-state spectroscopic detection techniques, including absorption spectroscopy, fluorescence and phosphorescence emission spectroscopy, excitation spectroscopy, and method to measure the fluorescence quantum yields. Chapter 6 Time-resolved emission spectroscopy techniques and their applications in photochemistry research. Chapter 7 Transient absorption spectroscopy detection techniques, including the fundamentals of these techniques and their applications in photochemistry research.
TextBooks:
Jiancheng Zhang, Organic Photochrmistry (I, II), textbook for GUCAS, 2000.
Reference:
1) Nicholas J. Turro, Modern Molecular Photochemistry, Benjamin/Cumming: Menlo Park, CA, 1978. 2) Shaoming Yao et al. translated, Modern Molecular Photochemistry, Science Press, Beijing, 1987. 3) Shuming Ding et al translated, Principles of organic photochemistry, Science Press, Beijing, 1989. 4) Gefei Ding et al. translated, Fundamentals of Photochemistry, Science Press, Beijing, 1991. 5) Meigong Fan et al. Fundamentals of Photochemistry & Sciences of Photonic Materials, Science Press, Beijing, 2001.