This method measures the fluorescence of substances in solution and make this as a basis of determining the unknown concentration. This is done by measuring the electromagnetic radiation absorption of excited atoms when they return to a higher energy level than their original levels. The wavelength used will be longer to the excitation wavelength.
Parts of a basic filter fluorometer:
1. Energy Source
2. Primary filter
3. cell or Sample holder
4. Attenuator
5. Secondary filter
6. Detector (Photomultiplier)
7. Readout
About Clinical Chemistry, the determinations of blood constituents like glucose, uric acid, triglycerides, cholesterol, blood gas, enzymology, electrolytes, drugs and the clinical significance of their abnormal values. Deals also with quality assurance and function tests.
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Friday, March 28, 2008
FLUOROMETRY
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Fluorometry
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