The use of rigid solvents and flash photolysis in the study of photochemistry is described, including applications of the techniques and the problems involved. Fundamental photochemical processes are discussed in some detail, with particular reference to quinone compounds. The significance of the lowest excited state in determining the sensitivity to light of a molecule is emphasised and the relation between colour and sensitising ability is discussed on this basis.
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