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Environmental Photochemistry: The Role of Sunlight in Chemical Reactions

Fundamentals of Light and Matter → Aquatic Photochemistry

This learning path explores how sunlight drives chemical reactions in the environment, focusing on light absorption, photolysis, photo-oxidation, and the generation of reactive oxygen species. It begins with the essential physics and chemistry of light-matter interactions, then applies these concepts to atmospheric and aquatic systems. Designed for university students in chemistry or atmospheric science, the path builds a systematic understanding of environmental photochemistry.

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