To investigate the photo rearrangement reactions of the substituted propargyl derivatives and allenyl derivatives in matrix isolation by the substituent and halogen effects. The mechanism of the photorearrangement reactions was discussed. To use the TEMPO trapping method to capture the radical generated from the photorearrangement reaction of the propargyl derivative and allenyl derivative. The results show that the rate of TEMPO traps C3H3 radical generated from the photorearrangement reaction of the propargyl derivative and allenyl is faster than the rate of resonance for C3H3 radical. The results of photolytic reactions of propargyl bromide in toluene solution with different concentrations might be ascribed to the kinetic control reactions. However, the results of photolytic reactions of the substituted propargyl derivatives and allenyl derivatives in matrix isolation might be ascribed to thermodynamically control reactions partly.