Frequency Changes in Terminal Alkynes Provide Strong, Sensitive, and Solvatochromic Raman Probes of Biochemical Environments

Authors

Matthew G. Romei '14, Class of 2014, Haverford College
Eliana V. von Krusenstiern '18, Class of 2018, Haverford College
Stephen T. Ridings '17, Class of 2017, Haverford College
Renee N. King '16, Class of 2016, Haverford College
Julia C. Fortier '18, Class of 2018, Haverford College
Caroline A. McKeon '18, Class of 2018, Haverford College
Krysta M. Nichols '25, Class of 2025, Haverford College
Louise K. Charkoudian, Haverford CollegeFollow
Casey Londergan, Haverford CollegeFollow

Document Type

Journal Article

Role

Author

Journal Title

Journal of Physical Chemistry B

Volume

127

Issue

1

First Page

85

Last Page

94

Publication Date

2022

Repository Citation

Romei, M.G., et al. (2022). "Frequency Changes in Terminal Alkynes Provide Strong, Sensitive, and Solvatochromic Raman Probes of Biochemical Environments." Journal of Physical Chemistry B, 127(1): 85-94.