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A study of concentration depolarization and quenching of photoluminescence of solutions

Abstract

The concentration-dependence of emission anisotropy r/r0 and quantum yield eta/eta0 of the photoluminescence of glycerol-water solutions of rhodamine B in two systems of viscosities 7.4 P and 0.72 P is investigated. The experimental data are compared with the new theory of concentraticn depolarization (J. Lumin., 5, 413 (1972)) and concentration quenching of photoluminescence (Acta Phys. Hungar., 30, 145 (1972)), which takes account of excitation energy remigration and concentration quenching by non-luminescing dimers. The theory is found to agree well with the experimental data within a wide range of concentrations, and an additional mechanism of external quenching (apart from the quenching by dimers) independent of concentration is revealed. The dimerization constants, concentrations and critical distances are determined for each particular system.

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  • Photo of  Czesław Bojarski

    Czesław Bojarski

  • Photo of  Andrzej Bujko

    Andrzej Bujko

  • Photo of  Jerzy Dudkiewicz

    Jerzy Dudkiewicz

  • Photo of  Józef Kuśba

    Józef Kuśba

  • Photo of  Grażyna Obermüller

    Grażyna Obermüller

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ACTA PHYSICA POLONICA A no. 45, edition 1, pages 71 - 84,
ISSN: 0587-4246
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1974
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