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SUMMARY:Physical Chemistry Seminar – Dr. Hergen Eilers
LOCATION:Fulmer Hall
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Hergen Eilers, Research Professor and Associate Director, ISP/Applied Sciences Laboratory, WSU\n\nTitle: Using Lanthanides to Measure Temperature\n\nAbstract: The optical properties of lanthanide ions can be used to determine temperature. We have used two different approaches: (1) Eu3+’s ability to probe its local environment and (2) 2-color fluorescence (Dy3+ and Sm3+) to determine temperature under extreme conditions. I will describe three research projects that have used these approaches to measure temperature in detonation environments and in composites under dynamic compression.
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