AI Article Synopsis
- The research focused on a novel process where energy transfers from a sensitizer to terbium (Tb) and then to fluorescent dyes within a supramolecular hydrogel.
- The study confirmed that the energy transfer from Tb to the fluorescent dyes was effective, utilizing techniques like time-delayed emission and excitation spectral analysis.
- Additional methods, including lifetime measurements and microscopic studies, supported the findings of the efficient energy transfer process.
Article Abstract
Cascade energy transfer from a sensitizer to Tb then to fluorescent dyes was studied for the first time in a supramolecular hydrogel. Efficient energy transfer from Tb to the dyes was observed, as established by time-delayed emission and excitation spectral analysis, lifetime data, and microscopic studies.
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