Excimer Fluorescence is a type of fluorescence emission arising from an excited-state dimer (excimer) formed between two identical molecules, distinguished by its characteristic red-shifted, structureless emission spectrum relative to the monomeric fluorophore.
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Excimers and Exciplexes of Conjugated Polymers
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J. B. Birks · Reports on Progress in Physics · 1975 · 608 citations
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