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Today in lab we performed two different chemiluminescent reactions - one involving the oxidation of luminol with H2O2 in a CuSO4 solution and the other the oxidation of luminol with H2O2 in a hemoglobin solution.
My question is, why would there be a difference in the duration of the fluorescence of luminol between CuSO4 and hemoglobin? Why would the hemoglobin solution fluoresce for longer?
My question is, why would there be a difference in the duration of the fluorescence of luminol between CuSO4 and hemoglobin? Why would the hemoglobin solution fluoresce for longer?