Luminescence occurs in almost all the materials absorbing photon energy and is a
phenomenon of light emitting process. There are various types of luminescence, eg …

In photosynthesis, thermoluminescence (TL) refers to the light emitted by a sample as it is
gradually warmed up following a period of illumination at a lower temperature …

Most of the materials which exhibit Thermoluminescence (TL) on exposure to ionizing
radiations also show photosti-mulated thermoluminescence (PSTL). Thus PSTL has been …

When a thermoluminescent material is supplied energy by electromagnetic radiations, some
of this energy is stored in the form of electrons trapped into so called" forbidden levels"," …

A fundamental discovery of photosynthetis research in the 1950s was the detection of
thermally stimulated light emission from preilluminated photosynthetic material [Arnold W …

Thermoluminescence was examined in isolated chloroplasts in the presence and absence
of electron acceptors and inhibitors of electron transport, and in digitonin subchloroplast …

Thermoluminescence of isolated chloroplasts was analysed by a computer-assisted
multicomponent curve fitting procedure to determine the activation energies, the free …

A fundamental discovery of photosynthetis research in the 1950s was the detection of
thermally stimulated light emission from preilluminated photosynthetic material [Arnold W …

In the glow curves of chloroplasts excited by a series of flashes at+ 1° C the intensity of the
main thermoluminescence band appearing at+ 30° C (B band; B, secondary acceptor of …

The characteristics of the thermoluminescence band appearing at+ 50° C in the glow curve
(C band) was investigated in maize chloroplasts. The C band, which had a half-time of 10 …