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A very efficient sampling technique for fibre-remote optical emission spectroscopy of aqueous solutions

A very efficient sampling technique for fibre-remote optical emission spectroscopy of aqueous solutions
A very efficient sampling technique for fibre-remote optical emission spectroscopy of aqueous solutions
We have measured fluorescence from a waveguide formed by a falling cylindrical stream of liquid. The configuration is suited to taking measurements from liquids with any refractive index, such as aqueous solutions. The parameters which determine the stream stability have been investigated, and the optical collection efficiency has been mathematically modelled. We have produced streams up to 350 mm long with a 2.5 mm diameter, and measured a fluorescence collection enhancement factor of 9 from a 100 mm long, 1 mm diameter stream.
Mackenzie, Steven J.
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Mackenzie, Steven J., Hodgkinson, Jane, Johnson, Mark and Dakin, John P. (1997) A very efficient sampling technique for fibre-remote optical emission spectroscopy of aqueous solutions. Remote sensing of vegetation and water, and standardization of remote sensing methods, Munich, Germany. 18 - 19 Jun 1997. 12 pp .

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Abstract

We have measured fluorescence from a waveguide formed by a falling cylindrical stream of liquid. The configuration is suited to taking measurements from liquids with any refractive index, such as aqueous solutions. The parameters which determine the stream stability have been investigated, and the optical collection efficiency has been mathematically modelled. We have produced streams up to 350 mm long with a 2.5 mm diameter, and measured a fluorescence collection enhancement factor of 9 from a 100 mm long, 1 mm diameter stream.

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e-pub ahead of print date: June 1997
Additional Information: SPIE proceedings Europe series 3107 p.260-271
Venue - Dates: Remote sensing of vegetation and water, and standardization of remote sensing methods, Munich, Germany, 1997-06-18 - 1997-06-19

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Author: Steven J. Mackenzie
Author: Jane Hodgkinson
Author: Mark Johnson
Author: John P. Dakin

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