Photochemical studies are performed on dipropionyl peroxide and the ethyl radical in argon matrices. Matrix isolated dipropionyl peroxide photochemically produces the ethyl radical upon exposure to ultraviolet light in the λ≳2800 Å region. Irradiation of the ethyl radical by UV light with λ<2800 Å produces ethyl propionate, propionic acid, ethylene, and acetylene. The first three products are formed at a rate different from that for formation of acetylene. This different rate dependence is conveniently explained in terms of a site dependence for the photochemistry.
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