Abstract
A survey is given of recent studies of the primary CH and CC bond dissociations of excited molecules and ions in the gas- and liquid-phase radiolysis of hydrocarbons, which have been mainly carried out by the product analysis method. In the CC bond dissociations evidence has been presented for the fragmentation of the excited parent ion, while in the CH bond dissociations attention has been focused upon an important role of hot hydrogen atoms in the hydrogen formation. A theoretical treatment of highly excited hydrocarbon molecules involving super-excited states is also described.
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