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photoreduction

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photoreduction [‚fōd·ō·ri′dək·shən]
(chemistry)
A chemical reduction that is produced by electromagnetic radiation. Also known as photochemical reduction.
(physical chemistry)
Addition of one or more electrons to a photoexcited chemical species.
Photochemical hydrogenation of a substance.
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Chloroplasts were isolated from UVR-exposed plants and their photoreduction performances were measured.
Investigative studies of the effects of ultraviolet radiations (UVR) ... by Journal of the Alabama Academy of Science
Results Caps HT2 was found to scavenge the superoxide generated by photoreduction of riboflavin.
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Photodegradation can occur through any of the following mechanisms: fragmentation into free radicals or neutral molecules, rearrangement and isomerization reactions, photoreduction, dimerization and other addition reactions, photoionization, and electron transfer (12).
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