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luminophore
This term is used exclusively within specialized scientific registers, specifically in chemistry, physics, and molecular biology. It describes the specific functional group or molecule responsible for luminescence, distinguishing the active light-emitting component from the rest of a larger molecular structure or a solvent environment.
In a laboratory context, the term is often used when discussing the design of fluorescent probes or the study of organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs). It is a technical descriptor and does not carry emotional connotation, though it implies a high degree of precision regarding the electronic properties of a substance.
Meanings
Examples
The researcher identified a new organic luminophore with high quantum yield.
Which luminophore should we use for the imaging experiment?
The efficiency of the device depends on the stability of the luminophore.
I wonder if this specific luminophore will shift the emission spectrum.
A rare earth ion acts as the primary luminophore in this crystal lattice.
We need to synthesize a luminophore that is soluble in water.
The luminophore absorbs ultraviolet light and emits a bright green glow.
Is the luminophore embedded directly into the polymer matrix?
The discovery of a stable inorganic luminophore revolutionized LED technology.
The discovery of a stable inorganic luminophore revolutionized LED technology.