Photolytic

Pronunciation: /ˈfoʊˌtoʊˈɫaɪˈtɪk/

Photolytic (adj)

  1. Describing a chemical change caused by light, which breaks chemical bonds in a substance.
  2. Used for reactions where energy from light starts the breakdown of materials, often in water or air.

Photolytic (adjective)

Examples

  • The photolytic reaction breaks bonds using light.
  • Light can make a photolytic process break chemical bonds.