1993Acta Physica Polonica AOpen access

Chemiluminescence Used in Biochemical Investigations. An Application of the Lanthanide Ions as a Chemiluminescent Probe

M. Elbanowski, Krzysztof Staniński, Małgorzata Kaczmarek

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This article concerns problems related to chemiluminescence and briefly fluorescence, which will be discussed.It also gives a review of application of the chemiluminescent method in chemistry, biology and medicine, in the absence of 1anthanide ions and in their presence.

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This article concerns problems related to chemiluminescence and briefly fluorescence, which will be discussed.It also gives a review of application of the chemiluminescent method in chemistry, biology and medicine, in the absence of 1anthanide ions and in their presence.

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This article concerns problems related to chemiluminescence and briefly fluorescence, which will be discussed.It also gives a review of application of the chemiluminescent method in chemistry, biology and medicine, in the absence of 1anthanide ions and in their presence.

Key concepts: Chemiluminescence, Lanthanide, Ion, Materials science, Luminescent Measurements, Chemistry, Luminescence, Optoelectronics

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