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授業コード G8631001 科目コード G86310
授業の方法 講義 単位数 2
期別 後期 曜日・時限 木4
授業科目

光化学

Photochemistry
担当教員 幸本 重男
履修年次/セメスター 後期 時間数 30 受入人数 20
受講対象 自学部他学科の学生
他学部学生
科目等履修生  
学部生受講可、英語力要、履修要件シラバス参照
教室等 国セ講1
概要 A Lecture on photochemical technology and science will be given from basic principles to its modern application.
目的・目標 Light is an essential element for our life. The environment we are living is full of light. It is important to understand the chemical occurrence caused by irradiation; how the energy of light is absorbed and triggers chemical reaction. The lecture provides students with the idea that photochemistry is really a familiar subject to our daily life and society.
授業計画・授業内容 1. An Overview: A view of photochemical technology and science.
2. Absorption and emission of light: Demonstration of photophysical processes.
3. Absorption and emission of light: Theory.
4. Energy Transfer: Fundamentals of energy transfer.
5. Electron Transfer: Fundamentals of electron transfer.
6. Mechanistic Organic Photochemistry I: Hydrogen abstraction, cycloaddition.
7. Mechanistic Organic Photochemistry II: Photorearrangement.
8. Organic Photochemistry: Photochemistry in Nature.
9. Photopolymerization and UV ink: Network polymerization and Sol-Gel transition.
10. Photopolymerization and UV ink: Physical properties of infinite molecule, application of UV curing (ink, paint, adhesive).
11. Liquid Crystal Display:Introduction of liquid crystal display and the materials.
12.Holography: Introduction of holography and its application.
13. CD-R: Introduction of optical memory and the materials.
14. Technology of Photofunctional Materials.
15. Examination: The final exam will be a take-home essay exam.
キーワード Organic Photochemistry, Technology of Photofunctional Materials, Application of Photochemical reaction
教科書・参考書 Introduction to organic photochemistry, J. D. Coyle
Photopolymerisation and photoimaging science and technology, N. S. Allen (ed.)
Fundamentals of photoinduced electron transfer, G. J. Kavarnos
評価方法・基準 Participation 50 % and examination 50 %