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do you use a band reject (“notch”) filter?I feared this. Toluene is similar to benzene, so it will fluoresce in the 220nm range. Once you getinto conjugated heterocycles like indole derivatives, the wavelength of max absorbance increases beyond 285nm.it seems that anything that would fluoresce under a blacklight (365nm) would flood our CCD sensors. I think a 632nm modulewould work, and they’re relatively cheap.
do you use a band reject (“notch”) filter?
I feared this. Toluene is similar to benzene, so it will fluoresce in the 220nm range. Once you get
into conjugated heterocycles like indole derivatives, the wavelength of max absorbance increases beyond 285nm.
it seems that anything that would fluoresce under a blacklight (365nm) would flood our CCD sensors. I think a 632nm module
would work, and they’re relatively cheap.