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COORDINATION CHEMISTRY REVIEWS VOLUME 125, NUMBERS 1-2, MAY 1993 Preface Vittorio Carassiti. Biographical Notes Inorganic Photochemistry. Then and Now A. W. Adamson (Los Angeles, USA) Frontiers in Inorganic Chemistry F. Basolo (Evanston, USA) Solution phosphorescence of trans-cyanoacidotetramminechromium(III) complexes. Comparison with models for doublet-state deactivation E. Zinato and P. Riccieri (Perugia, Italy) Photosensitive chemically modified electrodes for Photogalvanic cells A. M. Titse, A. M. Timonov, and G. A. Shagisultanova (St. Petersburg, Russia) Further perspectives in organometallic photochemistry P. Bergamini, E. Costa, S. Sostero, and O. Traverso (Ferrara, Italy) Photochemistry of transition metal octacyanides and related compounds. Past, present and future A. Samotus and J. Sklarzewicz (Krakow, Poland) From a molecular to a supramolecular photochemistry V. Balzani, R. Ballardini, F. Bolletta, M. T. Gandolfi, A. Juris, M. Maestri, M. F. Manfrin, L. Moggi, and N. Sabbatini (Bologna, Italy) Advantages and disadvantages of photocatalysis induced by light-sensitive coordination compounds H. Hennig and R. Billing (Leipzig, Germany) Time-resolved IR spectra of excited states J.J. Turner, M. W. George, F. P. A. Johnson, and J. R. Westwell (nottingham, UK) ... Photosensitizing action of non-steroidal antiinflammatory drugs on cell membranes and design of protective systems G. Condorelli, G. De Guidi, S. Giuffrida, and L. L. Costanzo (Catania, Italy) Activation of alkanes: the biomimetic approach D. Mansuy (Paris, France) Photocatalysis of iron-porphyrin complexes. Biomimetics and catalysis A. Maldotti, R. Amadelli, C. Bartocci, V. Carassiti, E. Polo, and G. Varani (Ferrara, Charge-transfer in ion pairs: design of photoreactivity in solution and electrical dark- and photoconductivity in the solid H. Kisch (Erlangen, Germany) Rate of photon absorption and turnover number: two parameters for the comparison of heterogeneous photocatalytic systems in a quantitative way V. Agugliaro, M. Schiavello, and L. Palmisano (Palermo, Italy) Phototransformations of nitrogen containing organic compounds over irradiated semiconductor metal oxides. Nitrobenzene and atrazine over TiO, and ZnO E. Pelizzetti, C. Minero, P. Piccinini, and M. Vincenti (Torino, Italy) Photooxidative degradation of polymers by HO’ and HO, radicals generated during the photolysis of H,O,, FeCl,, and Fenton reagents L. A. Lindén, J. F. Rabek (Stockholm, Sweden), H. Kaczmarek, A. Kaminska (Torun, Poland), and M. Scoponi (Ferrara, Italy) Photodegradable polyolefins. Photo-oxidation mechanism of innovative polyolefin copolymers containing double bonds M. Scoponi, F. Pradella, and V. Carassiti (Ferrara, Italy) Local probe microscopies and their application to semiconducting materials O. Enea (Poitiers, France) Atmospheric chemistry: rate constants of the gas-phase reactions between haloalkanes of environmental interest and hydroxy] radicals C. Chiorboli, R. Piazza (Ferrara, Italy), M. L. Tosato (Roma, Italy), and V. Carassiti (Ferrara, Italy) Evidence of adiabatic channels in the singlet photoisomerization of cis-1,2-diarylethylenes: a fluorimetric study U. Mazzucato, A. Spalletti, and G. Bartocci (Perugia, Italy) Photochemistry of cyclodextrin host-guest complexes P. Bortolus (Bologna, Italy), G. Grabner, G. Koler (Vienna, Austria), and S. Monti (Bologna, Italy) Radical Cations: generation by photochemical electron transfer and fragmentation A. Albini (Torino, Italy), E. Fasani, and N. d’Alessandro (Pavia, Italy) Electronic coupling between remote metal centers in cyano-bridged polynuclear complexes F. Scandola, R. Argazzi, C. A. Bignozzi, C. Chiorboli, M. T. Indeili, and M. A. Rampi (Ferrara, Italy) Potential energy surfaces of short polyenes in the state T,: analysis of time resolved resonance Raman spectra G. Orlandi, F. Negri (Bologna, Italy), R. Wilbrandt (Roskilde, Denmark), F. W. Langkilde (Lyngby, Denmark), and A. M. Brouwer (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) .... Concerning medium polarity effects on the photophysics and photochemistry of TICT- forming dyes F. Momicchioli, I. Baraldi, A. Carnevali, M. Caselli, and G. Ponterini (Modena, The ground and excited state electronic structures of ruthenium quinones and related species A. B. P. Lever, H. Mansui, R. A. Metcalfe (North York, Canada), D. J. Stufkens (Amsterdam, The Netherlands), E. S. Dodsworth, and P. R. Auburn (North York, Canada) Redox, fragmentation and clustering processes in the excitation of metal complexes by fast atom bombardment: relationships with photochemical pathways T. J. Kemp (Coventry, UK) Perspectives in photochemistry V. Carassiti (Ferrara, Italy)