Examples of Static and Dynamic Quenching

This is die vahie qiected for die diffusion controlled bimolecular r conshuit between oi gm and tryptophan (Eq. (8.11]X which indicates efficient quenching by molecular oxygen. 

F re 8.3. Oxygen queodih of oyptOfdian as obsenwd 6om fluo rescence lifetimes (o) a yields ( ). Revised from ReC 14. 

4 Rnom the lifetime data, we know that Ko is near 

The lower value of 10.4 was assigned as the static quencliii constant. At a uridine conc tration 9fenM, 50% of die ground state C-120 is complcxed and thus DonfhuscsceiU. 

Hgure 9A, Aorylamide qoendiiiig of NASA in water. , F(/F 0, where Vm 2.0 AT. Revised from Ref. 15. 

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