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Molecular Probes Tutorial Series— Anatomy of Fluorescence Spectra
This video describes the principle behind fluorescence spectra and how they can be used to determine properties of a fluorescent molecule. Learn more: http://www.lifetechnologies.com/us/en/home/references/molecular-probes-the-handbook/introduction-to-fluorescence-techniques.html AUDIO TRANSCRIPT The basic fluorescence properties of a ...
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GloBox Video showcasing our fluorescent minerals that are found in our crafted and curated Epic Fluorescent Mineral Kits which include a High-power UV 365 mini - longwave flashlight. You can shop for these amazing fluorescent kits at: Oldminersoutpost.com or Oldminersoutpost@etsy Follow along on our journey to learn more at Facebook and Instagram #Oldminersoutpost #Rockhounding #lakesuperioragatesagates #greatlakesrockandminerals #fluorescents #yooperliterocks #Crystal #rockhoundingadventures #f
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Fluorescence vs. Phosphorescence Fluorescent minerals are those minerals which stop glowing immediately (~10 nanoseconds) when the UV light source is turned off while Phosphorescent minerals continue to emit light for some time after the UV light source is removed. In this short video, the fluorite (Fluorescent mineral) on the right glows nicely when the light is on, but goes dark as soon as the black light is turned off. The calcite (Phosphorescent mineral) on the left, however, continues to gl
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Fluorescence vs. Phosphorescence Fluorescent minerals are those minerals which stop glowing immediately (~10 nanoseconds) when the UV light source is turned off while Phosphorescent minerals continue to emit light for some time after the UV light source is removed. In this short video, the fluorite (Fluorescent mineral) on the right glows nicely when the light is on, but goes dark as soon as the black light is turned off. The calcite (Phosphorescent mineral) on the left, however, continues to gl
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