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Photoluminescence (abbreviated as PL) is
light emission from any form of
matter after the
absorption of
photons (electromagnetic radiation). It is one...
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Photoluminescence excitation (abbreviated PLE) is a
specific type of
photoluminescence and
concerns the
interaction between electromagnetic radiation and...
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stimulated luminescence (IRSL),
radiofluorescence (RF),
infrared photoluminescence (IR-PL) and
thermoluminescence dating (TL). "Optical dating" typically...
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light when an
object is
cooled (an
example of this is wulfenite)
Photoluminescence, a
result of the
absorption of
photons Fluorescence, traditionally...
- and TADF. The
compound named SCP
shows dual
emission peaks in its
photoluminescence spectrum and
changes from a
green to blue
color through mechanical...
- his own
theories of
concentrational quenching and
depolarization of
photoluminescence. He also
worked on
pressure broadening of
emission spectra lines and...
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reduced phase such as methane.
Using probes such as
polarized light,
photoluminescence, and cathodoluminescence, a
series of
growth zones can be identified...
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unique in many respects, as
evidenced by
their peculiar absorption,
photoluminescence (fluorescence), and
Raman spectra.
Carbon nanotubes are
unique "one-dimensional"...
- Makhov, V. N.; Jüstel, T. (1
January 2018). "Narrow Band Deep Red
Photoluminescence of Y2Mg3Ge3O12:Mn4+,Li+
Inverse Garnet for High
Power Phosphor Converted...
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resulting from
imploding bubbles in a
liquid when
excited by
sound Photoluminescence is
light resulting from
absorption of photons. Fluorescence, the emission...