CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO PHOTODISSOCIATE
PRESENT
Present
I photodissociate
you photodissociate
he/she/it photodissociates
we photodissociate
you photodissociate
they photodissociate
Present continuous
I am photodissociating
you are photodissociating
he/she/it is photodissociating
we are photodissociating
you are photodissociating
they are photodissociating
Present perfect
I have photodissociated
you have photodissociated
he/she/it has photodissociated
we have photodissociated
you have photodissociated
they have photodissociated
Present perfect continuous
I have been photodissociating
you have been photodissociating
he/she/it has been photodissociating
we have been photodissociating
you have been photodissociating
they have been photodissociating
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I photodissociated
you photodissociated
he/she/it photodissociated
we photodissociated
you photodissociated
they photodissociated
Past continuous
I was photodissociating
you were photodissociating
he/she/it was photodissociating
we were photodissociating
you were photodissociating
they were photodissociating
Past perfect
I had photodissociated
you had photodissociated
he/she/it had photodissociated
we had photodissociated
you had photodissociated
they had photodissociated
Past perfect continuous
I had been photodissociating
you had been photodissociating
he/she/it had been photodissociating
we had been photodissociating
you had been photodissociating
they had been photodissociating
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will photodissociate
you will photodissociate
he/she/it will photodissociate
we will photodissociate
you will photodissociate
they will photodissociate
Future continuous
I will be photodissociating
you will be photodissociating
he/she/it will be photodissociating
we will be photodissociating
you will be photodissociating
they will be photodissociating
Future perfect
I will have photodissociated
you will have photodissociated
he/she/it will have photodissociated
we will have photodissociated
you will have photodissociated
they will have photodissociated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been photodissociating
you will have been photodissociating
he/she/it will have been photodissociating
we will have been photodissociating
you will have been photodissociating
they will have been photodissociating
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would photodissociate
you would photodissociate
he/she/it would photodissociate
we would photodissociate
you would photodissociate
they would photodissociate
Conditional continuous
I would be photodissociating
you would be photodissociating
he/she/it would be photodissociating
we would be photodissociating
you would be photodissociating
they would be photodissociating
Conditional perfect
I would have photodissociate
you would have photodissociate
he/she/it would have photodissociate
we would have photodissociate
you would have photodissociate
they would have photodissociate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been photodissociating
you would have been photodissociating
he/she/it would have been photodissociating
we would have been photodissociating
you would have been photodissociating
they would have been photodissociating
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you photodissociate
we let´s photodissociate
you photodissociate
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to photodissociate
Past participle
photodissociated
Present Participle
photodissociating
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PHOTODISSOCIATE»
Discover the use of
photodissociate in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
photodissociate and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Advances in Gas Phase Ion Chemistry
... between C+ and Cu (reaction 28) can produce complex unsaturated species
as long as these species do not photodissociate rapidly. Since small species do
photodissociate relatively rapidly in the unshielded interstellar radiation field, one
...
N.G. Adams, L.M. Babcock, 1998
2
Is the Temperature Rising?: The Uncertain Science of Global ...
They generally do not ionize or photodissociate molecules, but they can cause
atoms to vibrate more energetically or molecules to rotate more rapidly as in the
lower panels of figure 3.7. A molecule does not simply absorb each and every ...
S. George Philander, 1998
3
Mending the Ozone Hole: Science, Technology, and Policy
More specifically, ultraviolet radiation with wavelengths in the range 40-240 nm
can photodissociate oxygen molecules. An oxygen molecule (O2) consists of two
relatively tightly bound atoms of oxygen. High energy photons photodissociate ...
4
Quantum Inorganic Chemistry
Thus, the n = 4 complex needs to have an appreciable degree of internal
excitation to photodissociate at < 15,000 c|rT1. In contrast, the red shift seen in
Fig. 1 could be due to the ease with which n = 5 and 6 photodissociate at lower
photon ...
Royal Society of Chemistry (Great Britain). Faraday Division, 2003
The earliest attempt to use a laser to photodissociate a carbonaceous precursor
and produce diamond met with failure [13]. Although success was reported
initially [12, 13], subsequent characterization of the growth material showed the ...
Jes Asmussen, D Reinhard, 2002
6
The First Galaxies in the Universe
These photons can ionize the surrounding gas, drive winds or shocks through it,
heat it, or photodissociate the H2 or HD that is crucial for subsequent star
formation. Moreover, supernovae or winds produced by these stars can also
enrich the ...
Abraham Loeb, Steven R. Furlanetto, 2013
7
Classification of Comets from New Methods for Spectroscopy ...
There is a characteristic scale length for the parent to photodissociate into the
daughter, and a characteristic scale length for the daughter to also
photodissociate and cease fluorescing. One example of this is the daughter
products of ammonia ...
Laura E. Langland-Shula, 2008
8
The Chemical Dynamics and Kinetics of Small Radicals
... transition used to photodissociate the IJ . The arrow labelled P2 indicates the
transition assigned to the transient probe absorption .M • J ps in the IJ(002)n (n >
14) absorption recoveries. The potential curves for BrJ are qualitatively similar, ...
Kopin Liu, Albert Wagner, 1995
9
Response to comments on section 183(e) study and report to ...
These compounds are important because, like NO and ozone, they
photodissociate in the presence 2 of sunlight. Additional OH are among the
products formed as a result of this photodissociation. This additional OH drives
production of ...
10
Photofragment Studies of Carbon-oxygen and Carbon-hydrogen ...
This is the absorption spectrum above the dissociation energy of those ions that
photodissociate to produce the fragment being monitored. Figure 1.1 illustrates
the photodissociation process involving only a single photon. There are three ...
