fluorescence
                                        英 [flʊə'res(ə)ns; flɔː-]
美 [flʊə'rɛsns]
                                        
                                        
                 
                                
                             
                        
            1. flu- + -or => fluor (originally meaning "a flowing, flow").
2. => fluor: an old chemistry term for "minerals which were readily fusible and useful as fluxes in smelting". => fluorite / fluorspar.
3. fluorspar ("calcium fluoride," modern fluorite), name of the mineral where it was first found.
4. fluor + -ine (chemical suffix). So named because it is isolated from fluor / fluorite.
5. fluor + -escence (-esce + -ence). Because in fluorspar (fluorite) he first noticed the phenomenon, on analogy of phosphorescence. => "glowing in ultraviolet light".
6. fluorescence => fluorescent.
                                                            
            - fluorescence (n.)
- 1852, "property of glowing in ultraviolet light," coined by English mathematician and physicist Sir George G. Stokes (1819-1903) from fluorspar (see fluorine), because in it he first noticed the phenomenon, + -escence, on analogy of phosphorescence.
                 - 1. In X - ray fluorescence, pieces of the filter are used directly. 
- 在 X 射线荧光法中, 可直接使用滤纸.
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- 2. The dashboard itself is divided into three vacuum Fluorescence Displays. 
- 仪表板本身化分为三个真空荧光显示器.
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- 3. In many atomic fluorescence applications a non - dispersive optical system may be used. 
- 在许多原子荧光法的应用中,可以采用 非 分散的光学系统.
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- 4. All the overhead fluorescence was on. 
- 头顶上的荧光灯全都打开了.
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- 5. Fluorescence is high in shallow immature samples and decreases in the main zone of oil generation. 
- 浅处未成熟样品的荧光是高位,而主要生油带则降低.
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