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Limited Photomultiplier
What factors define the upper and lower detection limits of a photomultiplier?
In atomic absorption spectroscopy, the photomultiplier detector is what obviously tells us the wavelength and hence type of metal we are analysing, but I'm not fully aware of the detector's response to photons in different situations. I'd just like to know a few of the factors/conditions under which the detector provides an alternative response ie its upper and lower detection limits.
Lower detection limit is the noise current of the system. If you crank the voltage up inside the tube too much you will start to pull electrons off the surface of the last dynode -- even though there are no photon-induced electrons hitting it. That is a false reading.
The high detection limit is when the dynodes get saturated and no more electrons can be knocked off because they are already all 'gone' (they cannot be replaced fast enough via the bias current power supply). Now if more photons are coming in the front end, they will not register as a corresponding rise in current. The current will plateau and not get any higher.
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Chemiluminescence
Chemiluminescence which is also known as the "chemo luminescence" the light emission featuring limited emission of heat (luminescence), as the result of a chemical reaction. As formulated by a theory, a photon of light should be released for each molecule of reactant, or Avogadro's number of photons per mole. In actual situation, the non-enzymatic reactions rarely surpass 1% QC, quantum efficiency.
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