Polarization and Environmental Effects

Polarization and Environmental Effects. An important survey of the effects of polarization in fluorescence measurements has been published, and all readers engaged in making such measurements are urged to consider this treatise, which 

Ringler and L. Szalay, Acta Unit. Szeged. Phys. Chem., 1974, 20, 19. 

There have been many papers published concerned with the emission characteristics of a dipole situated between two mirrors,477 and surface effects on decay characteristics,478 and the use of laser light and a diffraction grating to accelerate electrons has been proposed.479 

A review (in German) has appeared concerned with the effects of microenvironment upon the luminescence properties of molecular species,480 and one in English also on solvent effects.481 Temperature effects on solvent parameters,481 a model for the ab initio calculation of solvent effects,482 and the reorientation of hydrogen-bonded solvents around a large dipole483 have been discussed. 

Miscellaneous. The systematics of molecules according to their luminescence spectral properties,484 the interpretation of fluorescence parameters,485 a simple 

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