Principle and Application of Room Temperature Phosphorescence Analysis

Author: Zhu Ruohua
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: This book systematically introduces the history, applications, and development trends of room-temperature phosphorescence (RTP) analysis. It discusses the principles, mechanisms, experimental methods, and applications of room-temperature phosphorescence techniques (including fluid RTP and solid matrix RTP, among others) in separate chapters, as well as the characteristics and influencing factors of various analytical techniques. The book is divided into nine chapters: First, it elaborates on the photophysical basis of room-temperature phosphorescence; then, it introduces room-temperature phosphorescence instruments and measurement techniques, solid matrix room-temperature phosphorescence analysis, and fluid room-temperature phosphorescence techniques, including cyclodextrin-induced RTP, micelle-sensitized RTP, sensitized/quenched RTP, and oxygen-free RTP without protection. Finally, it focuses on the principles and development of room-temperature phosphorescence sensors and systematically discusses the applications of room-temperature phosphorescence in life sciences, particularly for bio-large molecules such as proteins and nucleic acids, as well as endogenous and exogenous room-temperature phosphorescence probe techniques. This book is suitable for graduate students and teachers in luminescence analysis or molecular spectroscopy at universities, as well as researchers in analytical chemistry, life sciences, environmental science, medicine, and related fields.