How bright can sonoluminescence be?

[guss]

I'm interested in building a sort-of sonoluminescence "light bulb" for fun. Something that could be turned on or off with the flick of a switch. Obviously, the brighter the light emitted, the better.

Here are my questions:
Will single bubble or multi bubble sonoluminescence produce more light?

How can I get the brightest possible light? Basically the only three factors would be single or multi bubble, liquid used, and gas used, I think.

How bright will I be able to get it? Enough to light up a dark room a little, or no chance?

 

[Drakkith]

This picture below is a long exposure photograph of sonoluminescence. As you can see it is not bright at all. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/c/c4/MBSLred.JPG
Each dot in the liquid is a bubble that emitted sonoluminescence.

 

[guss]

This picture below is a long exposure photograph of sonoluminescence. As you can see it is not bright at all. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/c/c4/MBSLred.JPG

The effects of sonoluminescence, from what I've read, is very dependent on the substances used during the process. I'm wondering if any substance or other changes have a noticeable effect on light emission.

 

[Drakkith]

I couldn't tell you, sorry.

 

[guss]

Yeah, I didn't really expect anyone to know, this is pretty niche stuff.