Rayleigh scattering deduction method in three-dimensional fluorescence
A Rayleigh scattering and three-dimensional fluorescence technology, applied in the field of eliminating fluorescence Rayleigh scattering, can solve the problems of long measurement time and information loss, and achieve the effect of saving measurement time, reducing information loss, and reducing the risk of information loss.
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[0063] The present invention selects the Rayleigh scattering deduction method in the three-dimensional fluorescence of rhodamine B as embodiment one, and this method comprises the following steps:
[0064] S1. Measure the three-dimensional fluorescence spectrum of the sample
[0065] figure 1 It is the EEM three-dimensional map of the wavelength range of 200-800nm, figure 2 is the local map of the main fluorescence peak;
[0066] image 3 Among them are the emission spectra corresponding to the excitation wavelengths of 636.6nm, 617.7nm and 598.8nm; most of the Rayleigh peaks do not overlap with the fluorescence and can be directly erased; only the part of the excitation spectrum where the Rayleigh peak overlaps with the fluorescence deal with.
[0067] For the serious overlapping of Rayleigh peak and fluorescence peak, such as Figure 4 , there are difficulties in both direct subtraction and interpolation methods. Next, taking the fluorescence emission spectrum excited ...
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