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In the UV thermal dual-curing case, the initial infusion of UV light promoted free radical polymerization during the subsequent thermal curing by generating considerable free radicals, and exhibiting a higher growth rate of elastic modulus during the curing in comparison with the thermal UV dual-curing case.

Further study has shown that light promoted the transverse and longitudinal development of cells in the Barberton daisy ray florets.

The oligomers were subjected to an ultra-violet light promoted curing process as thin films on glass substrates under N2 atmosphere.

The heterogeneous nanocomposites showed greatly enhanced response to solar light, promoted charge carrier separation and transfer efficiency.

The addition of blue light along with red and/or far-red light promoted increased levels of anthocyanins.

Green light promoted chlorophyll production in C. vulgaris however chlorophyll production in G. membranacea cultures was less influenced by the light condition or culture density.

Red light promoted chlorophyll accumulation and while still allowing elongation growth, leading to green sprouts with long stems and some accumulation of anthocyanins.

Ideally, a photoreactor should be able to absorb the incident light, promoting photocatalytic reactions in an effective manner with minimal photonic losses.

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