Evaporating and combusting droplet temperature measurements using two-color laser-induced fluorescence

By P. Lavieille, F. Lemoine, G. Lavergne, M. Lebouché. 2001

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Subfields: Computational Mechanics, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Mechanics of Materials

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In Computational Mechanics

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Citations in the corpus

• Two-color laser-induced fluorescent thermometry for microfluidic systems (2008, methodology): “In addition, RhB absorbs light at λabs ≈ 535 nm and fluoresces over a wavelength range of 525 nm λem 580 nm when dissolved in either water or ethanol [10].”
• Optical Particle Characterization in Flows (2011, methodology): “…& Stepowski 1994, 1995; Lemoine et al. 1999), much more accurate measurements were obtained by introducing two-color (Hishida & Sakakibara 2000, Lavieille et al. 2001) and three-color (Maqua et al. 2007, Labergue et al. 2008) LIF from single dyes or ratiometric schemes from two different dyes…”