M.E. Michel‐Beyerle, Robert Haberkorn
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Abstract The temperature dependence of the delayed fluorescence of anthracene crystals observed under the condition of inhomogeneous excitation can be explained by the influence of reabsorption on the exciton distribution. It does not reflect a thermally activated intersystem crossing rate.
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Abstract The temperature dependence of the delayed fluorescence of anthracene crystals observed under the condition of inhomogeneous excitation can be explained by the influence of reabsorption on the exciton distribution. It does not reflect a thermally activated intersystem crossing rate.
Key concepts: Intersystem crossing, Anthracene, Exciton, Fluorescence, Reabsorption, Photochemistry, Excitation, Chemistry