Abstract:
An apparatus for investigating the course of fast chemical reactions, which are initiated in a liquid chemical system under investigation by an external perturbation, e.g. a steep temperature rise (temperature jump). The apparatus comprises first and second light paths conveying a probing light beam and a sense light beam, respectively, and an optical system of extremely high aperture which allows a wide variety of types of measurements, including absorption, fluorescense, fluorescense polarization, and the like with a high signal-to-noise ratio even of small sample concentrations.
Abstract:
An apparatus for investigating the course of fast chemical reactions in lid chemical systems, using optical detection and an external perturbation, especially by the temperature-jump method. The optical part of the apparatus comprises first and second light paths conveying a probing light beam and a sense light beam, respectively, and an optical lens system of extremely high aperture for measurements of absorption, fluorescence, and fluorescence polarization. The opto-electronic detection system comprises individual photodetector heads and a signal processing unit wherein special circuits for electronic division, zero-correction, large aperture error correction, and signal coupling eliminate disturbing signal components, reduce inherent errors of electronic signal processing, and simplify operation of the apparatus.
Abstract:
An apparatus for investigating the course of fast chemical reactions, which are initiated in a liquid chemical system under investigation by an external perturbation, e.g. a steep temperature rise (temperature jump). The apparatus comprises first and second light paths conveying a probing light beam and a sense light beam, respectively, and an optical system of extremely high aperture which allows a wide variety of types of measurements, including absorption, fluorescence, fluorescence polarization, and the like with a high signal-to-noise ratio even if small sample concentrations are used.