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Development of a Room-Temperature Phosphorescence Fiber-Optic Sensor
Analytical Chemistry, 1996The design of a new fiber-optic sensor based on solid-surface room-temperature phosphorimetry is presented for the analyses of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in water samples. Analytical figures of merit are given for several compounds of environmental importance.
A D, Campiglia, J P, Alarie, T, Vo-Dinh
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Micelle Stabilized Room Temperature Phosphorescence
1982Micelle stabilized room temperature phosphorescence (MS-RTP) is reported for a representative variety of functionally-substituted aromatic compounds dissolved in aqueous solutions of sodium lauryl sulfate detergent containing 30% thallium(I) counter-ions.
L. J. Cline Love, Marie Skrilec
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AIEgen with Fluorescence–Phosphorescence Dual Mechanoluminescence at Room Temperature
Angewandte Chemie, 2016AbstractWe report the first example of an AIEgen (DPP‐BO) with fluorescence–phosphorescence dual emission under mechanical stimulation. By carefully analyzing the crystal structure of DPP‐BO, the efficient intermolecular and intramolecular interactions should account for its unique mechanoluminescence (ML) properties, especially the abnormal ...
Jie, Yang +12 more
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ON THE ROOM TEMPERATURE PHOSPHORESCENCE OF WOOL KERATIN
Photochemistry and Photobiology, 1978Abstract—A study has been made of the room‐temperature phosphorescence behaviour of wool keratin and its major constituent proteins. The 290 nm induced phosphorescence of wool, previously thought to decay by second‐order kinetics, is shown to consist of two separate components which decay exponentially with lifetimes of 0.18 × 0.03 and 1.45 × 0.25 s ...
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Brightening room-temperature phosphorescence in solution
Science China Chemistry, 2022Fei Nie, Dongpeng Yan
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Solid-Surface Room Temperature Phosphorescence
2020Luminescence can be defined as radiation emitted from atoms or molecules as they undergo a radiative transition from an excited state to a lower energy state. After the absorption of incident radiation, the emission of a photon during the radiative transition is called photoluminescence.
Santana Rodríguez, Jose Juan +2 more
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Room Temperature Phosphorescence in Crystalline Iodinated Eumelanin Monomer
Chemistry – A European JournalAbstractWe report the room temperature phosphorescence upon iodination on a crystalline eumelanin monomer with shielded hydroxyl moieties, ethyl 5,6‐dimethoxyindole‐2‐carboxylate (DMICE). Ultrafast intersystem crossing (ISC) is observed in the iodinated (IDMICE) as well as brominated (BDMICE) analogues of the eumelanin monomer derivative in solution ...
Kavya Vinod +2 more
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Triarylmethanol Derivatives with Ultralong Organic Room‐Temperature Phosphorescence
Chemistry – A European JournalAbstractTriphenylmethyl‐based compounds such as rhodamines and fluoresceine representing an old and well‐known class of triphenylmethane dyes, are widely used in fluorescent labeling of bioimaging. Inspired by ultralong room temperature phosphorescence of triphenylphosphine derivatives, herein we report a methoxy substituted triarylmethanol ((4 ...
Jinwei Li +6 more
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Enhancing the Room-Temperature Phosphorescence Performance by Salinization of Guests
The Journal of Physical Chemistry LettersAlthough the host-guest doped strategy effectively improves the phosphorescence performance of materials and greatly enriches the variety of materials, most of the guests are organic molecules with weak luminescence ability, which leads to the need for further improvement in the phosphorescence performance of doped materials. Herein, by salinization of
Zhenwei Zhao +7 more
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Pharmaceutical determination by derivatization-room-temperature phosphorescence
Analytical Chemistry, 1985W J, Long, R C, Norin, S Y, Su
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