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Combined effect of multiple light scattering and radiative transport on fluorescence emission

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Abstract

The combined effect of multiple light scattering and radiative transport on fluorescence decays is experimentally studied. The experimental setup consists of a 15 cm cubic cell containing a highly fluorescent dye solution and scatterers (either silica particles or milk). The effect of fluorophore concentration was studied, in the absence and presence of scatterer. The effect of excitation and detection geometry was also studied. It is concluded that light scattering can have a significant effect on the fluorescence decays, namely on the mean decay times, and the results can be explained on the basis of the spatial distributions of the successive generations of excited molecules.

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