AI-Based Photochemical Reaction Observation And Notification System

Authors

  • Rajesh Kumar Sahu

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.22178/acta.23.6.04

Keywords:

Photochemical Reactions, Artificial Intelligence, Spectroscopic Monitoring, Reaction Kinetics, Process Control, Machine Learning, Chemical Safety

Abstract

Photochemical reactions represent fundamental processes in chemistry, environmental science, and industrial applications, yet their real-time monitoring and prediction remain challenging due to complex reaction kinetics and environmental dependencies. Traditional observation methods rely on manual monitoring, fixed-interval sampling, and retrospective analysis that often miss critical reaction phases and optimization opportunities. This research develops an AI-based photochemical reaction observation and notification system that integrates real-time spectroscopic monitoring, machine learning prediction models, and intelligent alerting mechanisms to enhance reaction control and safety. The system employs convolutional neural networks to analyze UV-Vis spectroscopy data, predicting reaction progression, identifying intermediate species, and detecting anomalous behavior with 91% accuracy. Through implementation in laboratory and industrial settings, the system demonstrates substantial improvements in reaction yield optimization (average 23% improvement), reduced reaction times (18% faster), and enhanced safety through early detection of runaway conditions. The research addresses technical challenges including spectral noise filtering, real-time processing constraints, and calibration across diverse reaction systems while examining practical adoption barriers in research and industrial environments. This work contributes both theoretical understanding of AI applications in photochemistry and practical frameworks for intelligent reaction monitoring systems.

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Published

2022-12-30

How to Cite

Rajesh Kumar Sahu. (2022). AI-Based Photochemical Reaction Observation And Notification System. Acta Scientiae, 23(6), 26–40. https://doi.org/10.22178/acta.23.6.04

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