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Photochemistry is involved in:

A
fading of colour of fabric in sunlight
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photography
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C
printing
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D
polymerisation
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The correct options are
A fading of colour of fabric in sunlight
B photography
C printing
D polymerisation
Photochemistry generally applies to chemical modifications induced by interaction of light (electromagnetic radiation) with matter. Therefore, light is always one of the reactants in a photochemical system.
Since fading of colour in sunlight is due to the break down of coloured copounds called dyes by Ultraviolet rays. it is a bleaching effect. It is photochemical process
Photography- is based on photochemical process. When a picture is taken, the silver salts in the photographic film absorb light and chemically change into metallic silver, which produces a dark image on the negative when the film is developed.
Printing-It is possible to polymerize liquid resins in a targeted way by directing the light so that it strikes only specific areas. This can be done with the help of a laser scanner or with a light source. In this process, small monomer molecules are joined together to create large connected polymer molecules. that results in printing.
Polymerization can be done by via free-radical formation. Free-radical polymerization is a method by which a polymer forms by the successive addition of free-radical building blocks.
Therefore all are involved in photochemistry.
Option A,B,C,D are correct

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