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Photochemistry

the principle that ground-state conformers of flexible trienes do not interconvert during their short excited-state lifetime, so each gives its own photoproducts.

In photochemistry, NEER principle refers to the principle that ground-state conformers of flexible trienes do not interconvert during their short excited-state lifetime, so each gives its own photoproducts. This meaning comes from Havinga (1961) in Tetrahedron.[1]

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Havinga, E., & Schlatmann, J. L. M. A. (1961). Remarks on the specificities of the photochemical and thermal transformations in the vitamin D field. Tetrahedron, 16(1-4), 146-152. https://doi.org/10.1016/0040-4020(61)80065-3

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