Laser-Induced Fluorescence of Lightsticks

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  Customized Laboratory Experience in Physical Chemistry

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  Classroom Demonstrations of Concepts in Molecular Fluorescence

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    Journal of Chemical Education2006 83 (5), 758

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  Using Guided Inquiry to Study Optical Activity and Optical Rotatory Dispersion in a Cross-Disciplinary Chemistry Lab

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  • Using Guided Inquiry to Study Optical Activity and Optical Rotatory Dispersion in a Cross-Disciplinary Chemistry Lab

    Michael A. Vaksman and James W. Lane
    Journal of Chemical Education2001 78 (11), 1507

    We propose a new lab for the determination of the optical activity and optical rotatory dispersion of a compound. First our students determine the optical activity of S-(+)-carvone using the standard polarimeter (λ = 589 nm) . Then they are given a He-Ne ...

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  Displacement of the Benzene Solvent Molecule from Cr(CO)5(benzene) by Piperidine: A Laser Flash Photolysis Experiment

  Ashfaq A. Bengali and Samantha B. Charlton
  Journal of Chemical Education2000 77 (10), 1348

  • Displacement of the Benzene Solvent Molecule from Cr(CO)5(benzene) by Piperidine: A Laser Flash Photolysis Experiment

    Ashfaq A. Bengali and Samantha B. Charlton
    Journal of Chemical Education2000 77 (10), 1348

    This laboratory experiment utilizes a nitrogen laser to investigate the chemistry of the Cr(CO)5(benzene) complex on the microsecond time scale. The unique capabilities of a laser and the chemistry made possible by its use is demonstrated. The Cr(CO)5(...

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