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Controlling Dipole Orientation Near A Dielectric Interface Via a Buffer Layer

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Abstract

Fluorescence lifetime of Rhodamine 6G on an air-dielectric interface increased by a factor of three as thickness of a PMMA layer increased suggesting a change in dipole orientation from isotropic to perpendicular.

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