photoinduced
- adjective
- /ˌfoʊtoʊɪnˈduːst/
- Specialized
- Certain medications can cause photoinduced skin reactions when taken before sunbathing.
Examples
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Scientists observed a photoinduced change in the material's structure after exposure to sunlight.
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The photoinduced reaction only occurs when the sample is illuminated.
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The photoinduced reaction was unexpected.
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Is this a photoinduced process?
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The photoinduced reaction only occurs when the sample is illuminated.
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Scientists observed a photoinduced change in the material's structure after exposure to sunlight.
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Certain medications can cause photoinduced skin reactions when taken before sunbathing.
Synonyms
A process where light makes materials react
Made by light that changes chemicals or living cells
Surface Forms
Morphology
photoinduced = photoinduce (transparent) = photo + induce + ed
The adjective is transparently formed from the verb 'photoinduce' with the past-participle suffix '-ed'.
Etymology
The word photoinduced combines photo- meaning 'light' (as in photograph and photosynthesis) and induced meaning 'caused', so it means 'caused by light'.