Abstract
The use of linearly or circularly polarized light in the absorption or excitation bean in spectroscopic studles involving lanthanide ions, and the analysis of emitted light polarization has provided useful information con- cerning molecular structure, and excited state dynamics and energetics. Lin- ear polarization studies may be used to aid in the assignment of crystal field components of electronic transitions, and circular polarization may be em- ployed as a probe of chiral structure and structural changes. Examples of several of the different experimental techniques are presented and discussed.
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