Keywords
activation energy of thermal fluorescence quenching
fluorescence
pH
photoexcitation energy
tryptophan
Abstract
The activation energy of temperature quenching (E) of tryptophan fluorescence at pH 1–13 exhibited a maximum corresponding to the isoelectric point (pHi ≈ 6) of tryptophan at all exciting light wavelengths. The values of E nonmonotonically changed with the excitation wavelength. This behavior was explained by photoinduced electron transfer from the higher singlet-excited Sn (n>1) states of tryptophan.
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