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Temperature-induced changes in the exciting-wavelength dependence of the polarization of the fluorescence of phthalimide solutions

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Polarization of the fluorescence of alcohol and glycerine solutions of phthalimides was studied over a wide temperature range as a function of the wavelength of the exciting light. The maximum polarization reaches nearly 50% at sufficiently low temperatures and with long-wave excitation. There is a discussion of the possible sensitivity of the P = f(v exc) dependence to overlap of the first and second absorption bands and to the duration of the excitation at various exciting wavelengths.

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  1. S. M. Kirov Belorussian Technological Institute, USSR

    K. I. Rudik, L. G. Pikulik & M. Ya. Kostko

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  1. K. I. Rudik
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Translated from Izvestiya VUZ. Fizika, No. 3, pp. 76–81, March, 1970.

In conclusion the authors thank R. Bauer for the opportunity to carry out the polarization measurements, and V. V. Zelinskii and I. I. Reznikova for furnishing the phthalimides.

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Rudik, K.I., Pikulik, L.G. & Kostko, M.Y. Temperature-induced changes in the exciting-wavelength dependence of the polarization of the fluorescence of phthalimide solutions. Soviet Physics Journal 13, 337–340 (1970). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00818321

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