Double-beam fluorescence spectrophotometry

Porro, T. J.; Terhaar, D. A.

doi:10.1021/ac50007a006

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“…Various methods have been devised to compensate for flicker and drift of high-intensity CW light sources and for pulse-to-pulse variations characteristic of pulsed light sources such as xenon flash tubes and lasers. These methods include dualbeam, time-shared single detection, (43,44), optical feedback (45-47), and dual-beam-dual-detector ratiometric detection (48). Each of these methods, however, suffers some inadequacy.…”

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Fluorescence spectrometry with optoelectronic image detectors

Talmi¹,

Baker²,

Jadamec³

et al. 1978

Anal. Chem.

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Fluorescence spectrometry with optoelectronic image detectors

Talmi¹,

Baker²,

Jadamec³

et al. 1978

Anal. Chem.

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Fluorescence Spectrometry with Optoelectronic Image Detectors

1978

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“…The inherent sensitivity and wide applicability of fluorescence spectroscopy have made it a valuable approach for analysis in clinical, environmental, and forensic chemistry. The growing use of the technique is amply demon strated in the number of texts (1-3), reviews (41, and feature articles (5)(6)(7) devoted to fluorescence analysis.…”

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