Dynamic light scattering study of salt effect on phase behavior of pig vitreous body and its microscopic implication

Article Abstract:

Dynamic light scattering (DLS) spectroscopy is used for investigating the salt effects of phase equilibrium and dynamical properties of pig vitreous body. Divergent behavior is observed in the measured total scattered light intensities and diffusion coefficients upon varying the concentration of salt.

Analysis, Salts, Light scattering, Chemical properties

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Radiative relaxation in synthetic pheomelanin

Article Abstract:

The photoluminescence study of cysteinyldopa-melanin (CDM), the synthetic analogue of pheomelanin, is reported. The results have shown that the radiative quantum yield of CDM is excitation dependent, an unusual property among biomolecules that is indicative of a chemically disordered system.

Science & research, Usage, Photoluminescence, Melanin

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Generation and recombination of defects in vitreous silica induced by irradiation with a near-infrared femtosecond laser

Article Abstract:

Research is presented in the use of irradiation on vitreous silica to induce recombination and generation defects.

Observations, Pharmaceutical chemistry, Silica, Vitreous, Vitreous silica

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