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How does molecular structure contribute in the property of fluorescence?

Fluorescence is the property which is exhibited when electrons emit wavelength of light lower than the one they absorbed so does that mean we can make every molecule to become fluorescent? I wanted to ...
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Fluorochrome (fluorescein) emission decay when linked to macromolecule

I measure the intensity and polarization of light emitted from a blood sample that contains excited fluorescein (experiment known as fluorescence polarization assay). The excitation is done, as usual, ...
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What is the amount of UV light required to make fluorophores glow and what is the minimum amount of electricity needed to achieve this?

So I have heard that fluorophores glow under UV light, so I was wondering what is the minimum amount of UV light needed to make the fluorophores glow and what would be the minimum amount of ...
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