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Why escape peak positions are calculated using emission energy and not absorbing energy?
For a X-ray monocromatic source, escape peaks energy positions are described by the difference between the incident energy and the fluorescence ($K_{\alpha}$ for example), like $E_{Escape Peak} = E_0 -...
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Convolution or addition? Proper way to model overlapping absorption line profiles
Suppose you obtain a measured spectral line shape (let's call it 'envelope') which appears as a skewed/asymmetric voigt profile. You know physically that the envelope line profile has this skew ...
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Do atoms emit and absorb photons at the same wavelengths?
I know that atoms absorb photons, which promotes electrons to higher energy levels. Then upon de-excitation a photon is released. Is it true that the lines for absorption and emission spectrums are ...
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Reconciling two descriptions of fluorescence
I am currently studying the textbook Infrared and Raman Spectroscopy: Principles and Spectral Interpretation, second edition, by Peter J. Larkin. Section 9. Selecting the Raman Excitation Wavelength, ...
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fluorescence wavelength limit
My understanding is that fluorescence occurs when light has sufficient energy to excite an electron, which then emits a different photon (always with a larger wavelength) and releases the energy it ...
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What are some mechanisms that can lead to unexpected/anomalous spectral lines
I am studying fluorescent spectroscopy (laser-induced fluorescence spectroscopy specifically). In a particular atomic spectrum, there are some unexpected lines not associated with any known ...
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Two-photon absorption fluorescence of air
I'm wondering if there are any major constituents of air which are capable of undergoing two-photon absorption and ultimately fluorescing in the visible spectrum. The original wavelengths of the ...