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photoinitiator

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photoinitiator [‚fōd·ō·ə′nish·ē‚ād·ər]
(physical chemistry)
A substance (other than reactant) which, on absorption of light, generates a reactive species (ion or radical), initiates a chemical reaction or transformation, and is consumed.


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In many photoinitiated polymerizations, the initiation rate is spatially inhomogeneous and there exists a gradient in polymerization rates (5-7) because the photoinitiator absorbs the radiation and so attenuates, the light intensity as a function of depth along the optical path.
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The ink is deposited through a small nozzle, and it has limited particulate, which limits the photoinitiator package in the ink.
 
 
 
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