On the reliability of fluorescence decay data
AL Hinde, BK Selinger and PR Nott
Australian Journal of Chemistry
30(11) 2383 - 2394
Published: 1977
Abstract
The confidence with which fluorescence decay data can be interpreted is dependent upon the accuracy and precision of these data. This dependence is especially critical when more than one exponential is involved in the decay.1,2 Unfortunately decay curve parameters have often been presented without any indication of either their accuracy or precision. An analysis is presented which suggests that the covariance ellipsoid is the most satisfactory statistic with which to define the precision.https://doi.org/10.1071/CH9772383
© CSIRO 1977