Synchronous fluorometry can cause a band-narrowing effect to improving the fluorometric selectivity (Fig. 1). However, since the △λ value selected is usually small (generally about 0—5 nm) in synchronous scanning, ...Synchronous fluorometry can cause a band-narrowing effect to improving the fluorometric selectivity (Fig. 1). However, since the △λ value selected is usually small (generally about 0—5 nm) in synchronous scanning, the interference of solvents scattering light (mainly Rayleigh scattering light) is so serious that the sensitivity and the detection limit are harmed greatly.展开更多
文摘Synchronous fluorometry can cause a band-narrowing effect to improving the fluorometric selectivity (Fig. 1). However, since the △λ value selected is usually small (generally about 0—5 nm) in synchronous scanning, the interference of solvents scattering light (mainly Rayleigh scattering light) is so serious that the sensitivity and the detection limit are harmed greatly.
