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[[Image:Fluor_cuvette.png|thumb|300px|Excitation and fluorescence of sample in cuvette]] '''Fluorescence quantum yield determination using relavitive method'''

Photonic processes include absorption of light, fluorescence, internal conversion, intersystem crossing and phosphorescence. Each proces Fluorescence is the process by which the molecule that has singlet spin multiplicity in

|quantum yield |[[Fluorescence Quantum Yield]] a ratio of photons absorbed over photons emitted

:<math>\phi_{A\rightarrow B}\,\!</math> is the quantum yield the conversion of A to B :<math>\phi_{B\rightarrow A}\,\!</math> is the quantum yield of the conversion of B to A

...te occurs with a lifetime of nanoseconds, with [[Definition: Quantum Yield|quantum yields]] approaching 100% in some cases. ...h gives back the energy in the form of an emissive state. The lifetime for fluorescence is on the order of nanoseconds.

...te, the system can return to the ground state S₀ by emission of fluorescence or by nonradiative decay. Alternatively, an additional photon can be absorb ...by one-photon absorption. The blue light visible in the photograph is the fluorescence emitted by the molecules after excitation.]]

...f the bulk metal and the particle radius, calculations based on Equation 1 yield extinction cross section often in excellent agreement with measured absorpt ...al. demonstrated that gold nanoparticles exhibited a luminescence quantum yield of ca. 0.0001 %, independent of the particle size within the investigated r