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An instrument is described for measuring fluorescence lifetimes, fluorescence excitation spectra, and relative fluorescence quantum yields by photon counting in the vacuum ultraviolet. The temporal resolution is satisfactory down to lifetimes of 200 psec, and the sensitivity permits measurements on totally absorbing samples with quantum yields as low as 10−4. The nanosecond H2 flash lamp is a satisfactory source for these measurements with a useful range from 120 to 400 nm.
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