Abstract
Thiourea and substituted thioureas do not undergo photolysis under nitrogen or photooxidation under oxygen, even on long exposure to UV light. Singlet oxygen, produced by dye sensitization, reacts with thioureas to form cyanamides, ureas, heterocyclic condensation products and sulfur-containing fragments. The reaction pathways are discussed.
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