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Implementation of laser induced fluorescence in a pulse radiolysis experiment – a new way to analyze resazurin-like reduction mechanisms

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Resazurin (RNO) reduction by hydrated electrons produces a fluorescent molecule: resorufin (RN). To take advantage of RN fluorescence, a novel setup is designed by implementing fluorescence detection induced by laser in a pulse radiolysis experiment. Time resolved fluorescence spectra were recorded with a fast gated intensified CCD camera during the reduction of RNO from μs to ms. Two 532 nm laser types have been used to describe the short μs range by a 5 ns Q-switch laser and the μs–ms range by a CW DPSS laser. By fitting the simulated model to the experimental data a second order rate constant of 109 M−1 s−1 was re-evaluated. This method should be considered in the near future in many in situ and real time measurements for evaluating radical production.
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cea-01296723 , version 1 (01-04-2016)

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A. Balcerzyk, G. Baldacchino. Implementation of laser induced fluorescence in a pulse radiolysis experiment – a new way to analyze resazurin-like reduction mechanisms . Analysis, 2014, 139, pp.1707-1712. ⟨10.1039/C3AN02000B⟩. ⟨cea-01296723⟩
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