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Fluorescence of Dyes |
Fluorescence Quantum Yield (hFl) One of the most important properties of a dye is the fluorescence quantum yield (hFl). The quantum yield is defined as the quotient of the number of emitted (nFl) and the number of absorbed photons (nAbs). hFl = nFl / nAbs It should be noted that the quantum yield can never exceed 100%. Obviously a high quantum yield is benificial if a dye is to be observed via fluorescence. |
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revised 05/08/2006 |