Energy Transfer between Fluoresin and Safranin-T in the Presence of Organized Surfactant Structures

Abstract

In this study, energy transfer between Fluorescein and Safranine T molecules were investigated

by using UV-Vis absorption, steady-state and time-resolved fluorescence spectroscopy techniques in reverse

micelle and microemülsion systems. The energy transfer parameters were calculated in water, reverse micelle

and microemülsion solution. It was observed that energy transfer between Fluorescein and Safranine T molecules

occurs at high efficiency and the energy transfer parameters can be controlled by changing the size of the media.

Keywords

• Fluorescence resonance energy transfer (FRET),Fluorescein,Förster distance,Reverse micelle,Safranine-T.

Organize Surfaktant Yapılar Varlığında Floresin ve Safranin-T Arasındaki Enerji Transferi

Abstract

Bu çalışmada, Floresin ve Safranin-T molekülleri arasındaki enerji transferi ters misel ve mikro-emülsiyon

sistemlerde UV-Gör. absorpsiyon, durgun-hal ve zamana-bağlı floresans spektroskopisi teknikleri kullanılarak

incelenmiştir. Su, ters misel ve mikro-emülsiyon çözeltileri içerisindeki enerji transfer parametreleri hesaplanmıştır.

Floresin ve Safranin-T molekülleri arasındaki enerji transferinin yüksek verimde meydana geldiği ve enerji transfer

parametrelerinin ortamın boyutu değiştirilerek kontrol edilebileceği gözlenmiştir.

Keywords

• Floresans rezonans enerji transferi (FRET),Floresin,Förster mesafesi,Safranin-T,Ters misel

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