Covering state-of-the-art advances, novel applications, and future perspectives, this volume
presents new directions on the basic studies of charged particle and photon interactions with …

A century ago, Hermann Staudinger proposed the macromolecular theory of polymers, and
now, as we enter the second century of polymer science, we face a different set of …

Simulation of water radiolysis and the subsequent chemistry provides important information
on the effect of ionizing radiation on biological material. The Geant4 Monte Carlo toolkit has …

A mathematical model for the primary chemical processes occurring in 1 J/pulse electrical
discharges in water has been developed. The discharge channel is divided into two zones …

Solvated electrons (e aq−) generated by atmospheric pressure plasmas in contact with
liquids are a key source of plasma-induced liquid chemistry that enable applications in …

Understanding temperature effects in nanochemistry requires real‐time in situ
measurements because this key parameter of wet‐chemical synthesis simultaneously …

Historically, the field of radiation chemistry began shortly after the discovery of radioactivity,
and its development has been closely related to discoveries in other related fields such as …

Monte Carlo simulations are used to investigate the effects of multiple ionization of water
molecules on the yields of formation of free radical and molecular species, including …

Gas–liquid interfacial plasmas (GLIPs), specifically atmospheric-pressure plasmas (APPs)
interacting with liquids, have garnered global interest for potential applications across …

An overview of the radiation chemistry of water is given from the start of its systematic study
some 60 years ago to the present day. Attention is confined to the effects of low linear …