Optical characterization of fluorecent materials

Abstract

This project summarizes the work done in the framework of master in optics and applied photonics, which is about optical characterization of fluorescent materials. The first part consists in describing fluorescence as an optical phenomenon, its principle, its parameters and the effect of the environment on it, as well as fluorescent materials, their types and their applications in various fields of scientific research. Then we talked about the different methods of characterization, microscopy and spectroscopy of its different types as the basic methods for the detection and measurement of fluorescence. The last part was primarily an experimental procedure for the properties of a specific fluorophore solution, its optical properties related to its structure using methods available in the optical laboratory (block B), but due to the current situation in the country (difficulty of movement, and therefore absence at the laboratory level), we preferred to replace it with a known fluorophore display rather than canceled.