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Picosecond Studies of Rose Bengal Fluorescence in Reverse Micellar Systems

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Reverse Micelles

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The nature and properties of microheterogeneous systems have been increasingly investigated in recent years. Several reasons exist for this interest: one concerns the similarity with biological systems where compartmentalization is necessary to proper functioning and microheterogeneity is a requisite for this. Other reasons are of technological nature: surfactant systems are being used in the oil industry for recovery of oil from spent wells and in research into solar energy storage, where compartmentalization is envisaged as a way in which separated charges can be prevented from undergoing energy-degrading back reactions.

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Rodgers, M.A.J. (1984). Picosecond Studies of Rose Bengal Fluorescence in Reverse Micellar Systems. In: Luisi, P.L., Straub, B.E. (eds) Reverse Micelles. Forschung Soziologie. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-6424-6_15

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