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Fluorescence quenching of nine aromtic hydrocarbons by cesium chloride in methmolic solution has been meassured t~Sing'pulse fluo&netrY. A log-log relationship between kq, the rate corstant for quenching by CsCI, and kS+T, the inter- system crossing rate of the fluor, appears to,be applicable to the
The qucnching of the eIcctronicaIly excited strrtes of organic mo!ecu!es by free radiwls such ;IS nitric oxide and oxygen was kt investigttd in any detail by Bawzn and Net&f [ 11. and Itas since then received incrrxsing attention as attempts have been made to un-Axstand this probicm from both the th
The dynamic nature of the quenching of the fluorescence of 1,4\_amino-and hydroxy-substituted 9, IO-anthraquinone, with benzene, alkylbenzenes and other aryl hydrocarbons as quenchers, indicates formation of exciplexes, where charge transfer (CT) occurs from the S, (quencher) to the S, (fluoropliore