Microlaser-Induced Fluorescence Thermometry

Laser-induced fluorescence is traditionally used in analytical chemistry to identify and measure the concentration of various chemical species. The fluorescence intensity If) in LIF is a linear function of concentration (C), which can be expressed mathematically as 

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