In this chapter we describe the basic photochemical instrumentation, instrument components and consumables, which make up a general photochemical laboratory. We consider factors such as sample preparation, optical properties of the sample, and contributions from background interferences, which can all affect the data obtained. We discuss the different accessories available, to optimise or perform more complex measurements such as fluorescence anisotropy and quantum yields. We do not consider in detail the more expensive systems required for specialised experiments, which are discussed in Chap. 15, although we do describe the general principles of these methods. Finally, we describe a Photochemical Library, a reference to useful books, journals, organisations, websites, programs, and conferences for researchers in the field.
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Douglas, P., Evans, R. C., & Burrows, H. D. (2014). The photochemical laboratory. In Applied Photochemistry (Vol. 9789048138302, pp. 467–531). Springer Netherlands. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-481-3830-2_14
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