sir adnan phosphorescence
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What is Phosphorescence? Phosphorescence is a specific
type of photoluminescence related to fluorescence
re-emission of the radiation is not immediate
The slower time scales of the re-emission are associated with "forbidden" energy state transitions in quantum mechanics
A change in electron spin is associated with it.
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One of the first natural phosphorescence observed in1568 by Cellini, while the Bolognan Cobbler, VincenzoCascariolo, synthesized in 1604 the first artificial phosphorby calcining sulphur-rich barium sulphate to give it agolden appearance in daylight
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Historical background
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Theory of Phosphorescence
Light fall and absorption
Radiation less emission
Electron reach a well or valley
Energy stored
Slow re-emission
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Vibrational relaxation
Internal conversion
Pre dissociation
Dissociation
External conversion
Intersystem crossing
Fluorescence
Phosphorescence
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Deactivation Steps
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Process minimizing lifetime of excited state is favored
Vibrational relaxation 10 12- or less
Internal conversion 10-11 sec
Florescence 10-7-10-9sec.
Phosphorescence 10-4-10 or more sec
Some times hours or even days.
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Probability of Deactivation Steps
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Phosphorescence vs. FlorescencePhosphorescence is less probable
Singlet-triplet transition less probable
Average lifetime of triplet state relatively high
Radiation induced excitation to triplet less probable
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Any thing delaying radiation less process and florescence favors phosphorescence
1. Molar absorptivity
2. Structural rigidity
3. Temperature
4. Solvent effect
5. Dissolved oxygen
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Factors influencing Phosphorescence
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Temperature Effect
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Solvent Effect
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Oxygen Effect
Source
Excitation Monochromator
Device for alternately exciting and observing phosphorescence
Sample cell
Emission Monochromator
Detector
Photomultiplier tubes
Recorder
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Instrumentation
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Highly selective method
Determination of organic compounds like petroleum hydrocarbons and pesticides
Biochemical compounds detection: Nucleic acids, Amino acids, Purine, Pyrimidine
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Applications