DCM solution relative fluorescence emission intensity standard substance and its preparation method and application
A technology of emission intensity and standard substance, applied in fluorescence/phosphorescence, material excitation analysis, material analysis through optical means, etc., can solve problems such as large uncertainty, low luminous intensity, and inappropriateness
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Embodiment 1D
[0071] The development of embodiment 1DCM n-propanol solution relative fluorescence emission intensity standard substance
[0072] 1. Standard material sample preparation
[0073] 1.1 Raw materials and reagents
[0074] Raw materials: Commercially purchased high-purity 4-(dicyanomethylene)-2-methyl-6-(4-dimethylaminostyryl)-4H-pyran, purchased from Bailingwei Technology (J&K) Co., Ltd. , 1 bottle.
[0075] Solvent: chromatographically pure n-propanol (CAS: 71-23-8), purchased from Fisher Co., Ltd., in a 4 L package.
[0076] 1.2 Equipment
[0077] 1.2.1 Equipment for standard substance preparation: 2000mL grade A volumetric flask; balance with accuracy of 1 / 100,000 (Sartorius, Germany); electric pipette (Eppendorf, Germany); class 100 clean bench, etc. Passed the test.
[0078] 1.2.2 Standard substance packaging equipment: 5mL brown ampoule bottle and ampoule melting and sealing machine and other equipment.
[0079] 1.2.3 Equipment for standard substance analysis:
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Embodiment 2
[0282] The use result of embodiment 2DCM n-propanol solution relative fluorescence emission intensity standard substance for different instrument parts
[0283] Referring to the standard material development process of NIST’s SRM2944, fluorescent standard materials should also be considered when using ① the position of the incident excitation light irradiated on the sample changes, resulting in uncertainty introduced by changes in absorption and inner filter effects; ② the incident and exit grating slits Uncertainty introduced; ③Uncertainty introduced by instrument components such as light sources, reflectors, and detectors; ④Uncertainty introduced due to light anisotropy and polarization of standard substances.
[0284] 1.1 The position change of incident light and the influence of light anisotropy
[0285] When examining the first and fourth factors, since the DCM n-propanol solution is uniform relative to the fluorescence emission intensity standard substance solution syste...
Embodiment 3
[0294] Example 3 Similar Standard Substance Quantity Comparison Verification
[0295] Use respectively:
[0296] 1. The SRM2940 standard substance of NIST (the selection reason is because the scope of its emission wavelength is basically consistent with the relative fluorescence emission intensity standard substance of DCM n-propanol solution, and the size is the same during measurement) and the relative fluorescence of the DCM n-propanol solution prepared in Example 1 Emission intensity standard substances were compared for analysis.
[0297] 2. GBW (E) 130100 quinine sulfate fluorescent standard substance (the selection reason is because the scope of its emission wavelength overlaps with three kinds of relative fluorescence emission intensity standard substances, and is all in liquid form) and the DCM n-propylene oxide prepared in Example 1 The alcohol solution was compared with the fluorescent emission intensity standard substance.
[0298]Calibrate two fluorescence spect...
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