Definition of photolysis in English:

photolysis

noun fə(ʊ)ˈtɒlɪsɪsfoʊˈtɑləsəs

mass nounChemistry

The decomposition or separation of molecules by the action of light.
〔化〕光分解，光分离；光解作用
Example sentencesExamples
- Phosphorylation spectra are not disturbed by photolysis signals because photolysis is complete before recording of the first spectrum used in the subtraction.
- These compounds are generated by photolysis of atoms and simpler chemical compounds.
- This reaction should take place in darkroom conditions to protect the aryl azide from photolysis.
- The photolysis of diatomic ligands from heme iron has been used to study ligand rebinding kinetics and protein relaxation processes in a number of heme proteins.
- To the best of our knowledge, no spectral and compositional data have ever been directly and simultaneously obtained for anthracene photolysis in solid particulate matter.

Derivatives

photolyse

verb ˈfəʊtəlʌɪzˈfoʊdəˌlaɪz

[with object]

Chemistry

Undergo or cause to undergo photolysis.
an attempt was made to photolyse the compound at low temperature
Example sentencesExamples
- no object silver iodide particles deposited on vegetation may photolyse
- They measure free Ca2 + in the focal spot of a confocal microscope (with the resting beam) and elicit transients in free Ca2 + by photolysing DM-Nitrophen with a flash of UV light.
- But it would not take a very sophisticated knowledge of science to know that hydrogen couldn't be held by earth's gravity, and methane and ammonia would be photolysed quickly.
- Chan and co-workers synthesized a ‘caged’ unfolded version of the peptide that can be photolysed in neat water solution to initiate peptide folding.

photolytic

adjective fəʊtəˈlɪtɪk

Chemistry

Unfortunately, a similar range of carotenoid photolytic cleavage products were also present in extracts of the leaves.
Example sentencesExamples
- The first is the photolytic reaction of molecular oxygen to give atomic oxygen, which subsequently combines with another oxygen molecule to give ozone.
- The reactions were triggered by photolytic release of ATP from caged ATP.
- Then caged ATP was added and the ion pump was activated via the photolytic release of ATP.
- This titration served to correlate pH values with Mb spectra in the photolytic acidifications.

Definition of photolysis in US English:

photolysis

nounfoʊˈtɑləsəsfōˈtäləsəs

Chemistry

The decomposition or separation of molecules by the action of light.
〔化〕光分解，光分离；光解作用
Example sentencesExamples
- To the best of our knowledge, no spectral and compositional data have ever been directly and simultaneously obtained for anthracene photolysis in solid particulate matter.
- The photolysis of diatomic ligands from heme iron has been used to study ligand rebinding kinetics and protein relaxation processes in a number of heme proteins.
- This reaction should take place in darkroom conditions to protect the aryl azide from photolysis.
- These compounds are generated by photolysis of atoms and simpler chemical compounds.
- Phosphorylation spectra are not disturbed by photolysis signals because photolysis is complete before recording of the first spectrum used in the subtraction.

单词	photolysis
释义	Definition of photolysis in English: photolysis noun fə(ʊ)ˈtɒlɪsɪsfoʊˈtɑləsəs mass nounChemistry The decomposition or separation of molecules by the action of light. 〔化〕光分解，光分离；光解作用 Example sentencesExamples Phosphorylation spectra are not disturbed by photolysis signals because photolysis is complete before recording of the first spectrum used in the subtraction. These compounds are generated by photolysis of atoms and simpler chemical compounds. This reaction should take place in darkroom conditions to protect the aryl azide from photolysis. The photolysis of diatomic ligands from heme iron has been used to study ligand rebinding kinetics and protein relaxation processes in a number of heme proteins. To the best of our knowledge, no spectral and compositional data have ever been directly and simultaneously obtained for anthracene photolysis in solid particulate matter. Derivatives photolyse verb ˈfəʊtəlʌɪzˈfoʊdəˌlaɪz [with object]Chemistry Undergo or cause to undergo photolysis. an attempt was made to photolyse the compound at low temperature Example sentencesExamples no object silver iodide particles deposited on vegetation may photolyse They measure free Ca2 + in the focal spot of a confocal microscope (with the resting beam) and elicit transients in free Ca2 + by photolysing DM-Nitrophen with a flash of UV light. But it would not take a very sophisticated knowledge of science to know that hydrogen couldn't be held by earth's gravity, and methane and ammonia would be photolysed quickly. Chan and co-workers synthesized a ‘caged’ unfolded version of the peptide that can be photolysed in neat water solution to initiate peptide folding. photolytic adjective fəʊtəˈlɪtɪk Chemistry Unfortunately, a similar range of carotenoid photolytic cleavage products were also present in extracts of the leaves. Example sentencesExamples The first is the photolytic reaction of molecular oxygen to give atomic oxygen, which subsequently combines with another oxygen molecule to give ozone. The reactions were triggered by photolytic release of ATP from caged ATP. Then caged ATP was added and the ion pump was activated via the photolytic release of ATP. This titration served to correlate pH values with Mb spectra in the photolytic acidifications. Definition of photolysis in US English: photolysis nounfoʊˈtɑləsəsfōˈtäləsəs Chemistry The decomposition or separation of molecules by the action of light. 〔化〕光分解，光分离；光解作用 Example sentencesExamples To the best of our knowledge, no spectral and compositional data have ever been directly and simultaneously obtained for anthracene photolysis in solid particulate matter. The photolysis of diatomic ligands from heme iron has been used to study ligand rebinding kinetics and protein relaxation processes in a number of heme proteins. This reaction should take place in darkroom conditions to protect the aryl azide from photolysis. These compounds are generated by photolysis of atoms and simpler chemical compounds. Phosphorylation spectra are not disturbed by photolysis signals because photolysis is complete before recording of the first spectrum used in the subtraction.
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