Principles of Fluorescence Spectroscopy¶
Lakowicz, J. R. (2006). Principles of Fluorescence Spectroscopy. Springer.
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- Quenching
- Organizational codification — writing down working practices during a moment of flux turns the configuration in play into policy, regardless of whether it was the eventual best. Photochemistry — quenching of excited states by collision or solvent terminates exploration of an excited configuration before it relaxes via the natural path.
This sourceStandard reference for excited-state quenching: collisional or solvent quenching terminates an excited configuration before it relaxes by its natural radiative path.
- Organizational codification — writing down working practices during a moment of flux turns the configuration in play into policy, regardless of whether it was the eventual best. Photochemistry — quenching of excited states by collision or solvent terminates exploration of an excited configuration before it relaxes via the natural path.
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