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24 September 1986 Fluorescent Dyes Interacting With Small Silver Particles; A System Extending The Spectral Range Of Fluorescent Solar Concentrators.
Helen Rose Wilson
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Abstract
Energy transfer between fluorescent dye molecules and small silver particles can improve the apparent fluorescence quantum yield for the dye, provided that the silver particles are of a suitable size and form to amplify the total absorption and fluorescence. This mechanism provides a possibility for extending the range of dyes which could be used in fluorescent collectors to longer wavelengths, by increasing the quantum yield and long-term stability of dyes absorbing in the NIR. Composite material models of the optical characteristics and measurements of the absorption, fluorescence and fluorescence lifetime are used to investigate this effect.
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Helen Rose Wilson "Fluorescent Dyes Interacting With Small Silver Particles; A System Extending The Spectral Range Of Fluorescent Solar Concentrators.", Proc. SPIE 0653, Optical Materials Technology for Energy Efficiency and Solar Energy Conversion V, (24 September 1986); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.938315
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KEYWORDS
Silver

Luminescence

Absorption

Molecules

Particles

Quantum efficiency

Solar energy

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