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define fluorescence?
Fluorescence is the emission of light by a substance that has absorbed light or other electromagnetic radiation.
Is the emission or absorption wavelength longer?
emission
How long does a fluorescence molecule hang out in the excited state?
nanoseconds
Fluorescence emission spectra are roughly the ____________ of their absorption spectra.
Fluorescence emission spectra are roughly the ____________ of their absorption spectra.
mirror image
Fluorescence emission is ______________ dependent.
solvent
Flourescence ___________ is solvent dependent.
emission
This is why the So transistions for the _________ spectrum and ___________ spectrum do not always overlap.
This is why the So transistions for the _________ spectrum and ___________ spectrum do not always overlap.
absorption, emission (fluorescence)
I=
I=
fluorescent intensity
k'=
k'=
instrumental parameters, must be calculated
Po=
Po=
incident light, molecule dependent
ɸ=
ɸ=
efficiency of flourescent quantum yield
Eex=
Eex=
molar absorptivity at Po
C=
C=
concentration
Slope =
Slope =
k'(PoɸEex)