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inner filter effect: a standalone construct

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Spectroscopy

apparent loss or distortion of fluorescence when the sample absorbs excitation light before the observed region or reabsorbs the emitted light.

In spectroscopy, inner filter effect refers to apparent loss or distortion of fluorescence when the sample absorbs excitation light before the observed region or reabsorbs the emitted light. This meaning comes from Kubista (1994) in The Analyst.[1]

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References

Kubista, M., Sjöback, R., Eriksson, S., & Albinsson, B. (1994). Experimental correction for the inner-filter effect in fluorescence spectra. The Analyst, 119(3), 417-419. https://doi.org/10.1039/an9941900417

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