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<p>;<a href="page.php?w=Photolysis">Photolysis</a>: Radiation cleaves a bond homolytically, producing two radicals (Figure 2). This method is used most often with metal iodides, metal alkyls, and azo compounds.  Photoinitiation can also occur by bi-molecular H abstraction when the radical is in its lowest triplet excited state. An acceptable photoinitiator system should fulfill the following requirements:;* High <a href="page.php?w=Absorbance">absorptivity</a> in the 300-400&nbsp;nm range.;* Efficient generation of radicals capable of attacking</p><p>
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