In a Fluorometric Measurement,the Difference Between the Maximum Wavelength of the Excitation

question 10

Multiple Choice

In a fluorometric measurement,the difference between the maximum wavelength of the excitation light and the maximum wavelength of the emitted fluorescence light is a constant referred to as:

• A) Beer law.
• B) chemiluminescence.
• C) polarization.
• D) the Stokes shift.

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Common Region

A principle of perceptual organization where elements located within the same bounded space are perceived as being grouped together.

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The psychological phenomenon of seeking a sense of resolution or completeness in perceptual or cognitive processes.

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