Michael Kasha

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Michael Kasha is affiliated with the following schools: University of California, Berkeley, Florida State University, University of Michigan, Autonomous University of Madrid, Harvard University

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According to Wikipedia, Michael Kasha was an American physical chemist and molecular spectroscopist who was one of the original founders of the Institute of Molecular Biophysics at Florida State University . Education and early work Born in Elizabeth, New Jersey to a family of Ukrainian immigrants, Kasha studied chemical engineering at night at the Cooper Union in New York City for two years while working full-time during the days at the Merck & Co. research facility in New Jersey. He then received a full scholarship to the University of Michigan, where he completed a bachelor's degree in chemistry. He earned his Ph.D. in chemistry from University of California at Berkeley in 1945, working with renowned physical chemist G.N. Lewis. Following postdoctoral work with Robert Mulliken, he joined the chemistry department at Florida State University as a faculty member in 1951.

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The exciton model in molecular spectroscopy (1965) (3032)
Characterization of electronic transitions in complex molecules (1950) (1951)
ENERGY TRANSFER MECHANISMS AND THE MOLECULAR EXCITON MODEL FOR MOLECULAR AGGREGATES. (1963) (628)
Enhancement of Phosphorescence Ability upon Aggregation of Dye Molecules (1958) (624)
Phosphorescence and the Triplet State (1944) (603)
Energy Transfer Mechanisms and the Molecular Exciton Model for Molecular Aggregates1, 2 (1963) (497)
Excited state proton-transfer spectroscopy of 3-hydroxyflavone and quercetin (1979) (496)
Collisional Perturbation of Spin‐Orbital Coupling and the Mechanism of Fluorescence Quenching. A Visual Demonstration of the Perturbation (1952) (373)
Proton-transfer spectroscopy. Perturbation of the tautomerization potential (1986) (341)
The proton-transfer laser. Gain spectrum and amplification of spontaneous emission of 3-hydroxyflavone (1984) (312)
Intramolecular excited-state proton transfer in 3-hydroxyflavone. Hydrogen-bonding solvent perturbations (1984) (300)
Chemiluminescence arising from simultaneous transitions in pairs of singlet oxygen molecules (1970) (299)
Transmission filters for the ultraviolet. (1948) (244)
Excited-state two-proton tautomerism in hydrogen-bonded n-heterocyclic base pairs. (1969) (241)
Red Chemiluminescence of Molecular Oxygen in Aqueous Solution (1963) (232)
The Rôle of Hydrogen Bonding in the n → π* Blue-shift Phenomenon1 (1955) (223)
Radiationless Molecular Electronic Transitions (1968) (188)
Excited-state intramolecular proton transfer as a fluorescence probe for protein binding-site static polarity. (1994) (187)
Interplay between excited-state intramolecular proton transfer and charge transfer in flavonols and their use as protein-binding-site fluorescence probes. (1994) (181)
Phosphorescence in Fluid Media and the Reverse Process of Singlet-Triplet Absorption (1945) (171)
Singlet molecular oxygen in the Haber-Weiss reaction. (1994) (170)
APPLICATION OF THE EXCITON MODEL TO MONO‐MOLECULAR LAMELLAR SYSTEMS * (1964) (161)
Paths of molecular excitation. (1960) (154)
Confirmation of the Anomalous Fluorescence of Azulene (1956) (153)
Relation between Exciton Bands and Conduction Bands in Molecular Lamellar Systems (1959) (144)
THE MOLECULAR EXCITON MODEL (1964) (140)
Phosphorescence and the role of the triplet state in the electronic excitation of complex molecules. (1947) (128)
Physical Theory of Chemiluminescence in Systems Evolving Molecular Oxygen1 (1966) (125)
External Heavy‐Atom Spin—Orbital Coupling Effect. V. Absorption Studies of Triplet States (1964) (118)
Direct spectroscopic observation of singlet oxygen emission at 1268 nm excited by sensitizing dyes of biological interest in liquid solution. (1979) (113)
THE PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY, AND BIOLOGY, OF SINGLET MOLECULAR OXYGEN * (1970) (111)
Mechanism of four-level laser action in solution excimer and excited-state proton-transfer cases. (1983) (104)
Ionization Potentials of Benzene, Hexadeuterobenzene, and Pyridine from Their Observed Rydberg Series in the Region 600–2000 A (1961) (94)
Lowest Triplet State of Anthracene (1956) (94)
Molecular Excitons in Small Aggregates (1976) (85)
THE n → π* TRANSITION IN NUCLEIC ACIDS AND POLYNUCLEOTIDES (1960) (85)
Photophysical induction of dual fluorescence of quercetin and related hydroxyflavones upon intermolecular H-bonding to solvent matrix (1998) (80)
INTRAMOLECULAR ENERGY TRANSFER IN YTTERBIUM ORGANIC CHELATES (1958) (80)
Proton-transfer spectroscopy of 3-hydroxychromones: extreme sensitivity to hydrogen-bonding perturbations (1983) (78)
Monohydrate catalysis of excited-state double-proton transfer in 7-azaindole (1992) (77)
LUMINESCENCE SPECTROSCOPY OF PORPHYRINLIKE MOLECULES INCLUDING THE CHLOROPHYLLS1 (1955) (76)
CORRELATION OF ORBITAL CLASSIFICATION OF MOLECULAR ELECTRONIC TRANSITIONS WITH TRANSITION MECHANISM: THE AROMATIC AMINES * (1968) (75)
Comparative study of stimulated proton-transfer luminescence of three chromones (1991) (74)
Resolution of concerted versus sequential mechanisms in photo-induced double-proton transfer reaction in 7-azaindole H-bonded dimer. (1999) (73)
Rotational Structure in the Chemiluminescence Spectrum of Molecular Oxygen in Aqueous Systems (1964) (69)
Molecular Electronic Spectroscopy (1956) (66)
Horizons in Biochemistry (1962) (66)
Triplet‐Triplet Absorption Studies on Aromatic and Heterocyclic Molecules at 77 °K (1967) (63)
Solvent Effects on the Electronic Absorption Spectrum of Nitrite Ion (1963) (61)
A comparative picosecond spectroscopic study of the competitive triple fluorescence of aminosalicylates and benzanilides (1989) (61)
The observation and assignment of the lowest multiplicity-forbidden transition in pyrazine (1958) (60)
Singlet molecular oxygen evolution upon simple acidification of aqueous hypochlorite: application to studies on the deleterious health effects of chlorinated drinking water. (1994) (60)
H-bonded N-heterocyclic base-pair phototautomerizational potential barrier and mechanism: The 7-azaindole dimer. (2004) (60)
Observation of phosphorescence in pyridines (1969) (59)
Phenomenology of solvent matrix spectroscopic effects (1976) (56)
Photophysics of 7-Azaindole, Its Doubly-H-Bonded Base-Pair, and Corresponding Proton-Transfer-Tautomer Dimeric Species, via Defining Experimental and Theoretical Results (2000) (55)
Intermolecular perturbation of molecular potentials (1975) (52)
Lowest Triplet Levels of the Polyacenes (1955) (49)
The concerted mechanism of photo-induced biprotonic transfer in 7-azaindole dimers: A model for the secondary evolution of the classic C2h dimer and comparison of four mechanisms (2002) (46)
AN OPTICAL‐RESIDUE SINGLET‐OXYGEN THEORY OF PHOTOCARCINOGENICITY * (1970) (45)
Triple fluorescence in aminosalicylates. Modulation of normal, proton-transfer, and twisted intramolecular charge-transfer (TICT) fluorescence by physical and chemical perturbations (1988) (44)
Photomagnetism. Determination of the Paramagnetic Susceptibility of a Dye in Its Phosphorescent State (1949) (43)
Proton-transfer spectroscopy of benzanilide. The amide-imidol tautomerism (1987) (42)
Excited states of nitrogen base-pairs and polynucleotides (1961) (39)
Solvatochromism of fluorophores with an intramolecular hydrogen bond and their use as probes in biomolecular cavity sites (1999) (38)
Spin-orbital interaction in N-heterocyclic molecules general results in a cylindrical potential approximation (1958) (37)
Spectroscopy of Amplified Spontaneous Emission Laser Spikes in Polyhydroxyflavones (1997) (37)
The concerted mechanism of photo-induced biprotonic transfer in 7-azaindole dimers: Structure, quantum-theoretical analysis, and simultaneity principles (2002) (37)
Conformity of the 7-azaindole dimer cationic potential with photoionization/Coulomb-explosion MS observations and the concerted biprotonic transfer mechanism (2000) (35)
Proton-transfer spectroscopy of 3-hydroxyflavone in an isolated-site crystal matrix. (1984) (35)
Electronic Consequences of Vibrational Deficiency in Polyatomic Molecules (1969) (34)
The Metastability of the Lowest Excited Singlet Level of Naphthalene (1949) (33)
Triplet State Potentials in the Competitive Excitation Mechanisms of Intramolecular Proton Transfer (1995) (33)
Spectroscopy of Amplified Spontaneous Emission Laser Spikes in Phenyloxazoles. Prototype Classes (1997) (33)
The ionosphere and its interaction with satellites (1969) (32)
Energy transfer, charge transfer, and proton transfer in molecular composite systems. (1991) (31)
Molecular translational-rovibronic hamiltonian. I. Non-linear molecules (1983) (30)
Molecular phosphorescence enhancement via tunneling through proton-transfer potentials (1990) (29)
Intramolecular charge-transfer transition in benzanilides and its dielectric medium modulation (1988) (29)
Ground state anion formation and picosecond excitation dynamics of 3-hydroxyflavone in formamide (1990) (29)
INTER-RING TORSIONAL MODULATION IN MOLECULAR LASERS. ULTRAVIOLET LASING VIA AMPLIFIED SPONTANEOUS EMISSION SPECTROSCOPY OF PHENYLIMIDAZOLES (1997) (28)
A stationary state approach to radiationless transitions: radiation bandwidth effect on excitation processes in polyatomic molecules. (1969) (28)
Coherent pulse and environmental characteristics of the intramolecular proton-transfer lasers based on 3-hydroxyflavone and fisetin (1988) (27)
Energy Transfer in Hydrogen‐Bonded N‐Heterocyclic Complexes and Their Possible Role as Energy Sinks (1961) (24)
The triple fluorescence of benzanilide and the dielectric medium modulation of its competitive excitation (1988) (23)
The singular coincidence of fluorescence spectra of the anionic and cationic species formed by the respective deprotonated and protonated pyrido–pyrrolo bases (2000) (23)
Interpretation of the Lowest Frequency Electronic Absorption Bands of Inorganic Molecules of Type XOyz(—) as n→π* Transitions (1956) (23)
Competition between Dipolar Relaxation and Double Proton Transfer in the Electronic Spectroscopy of Pyrroloquinolines (1999) (22)
Spectroscopic criteria for wavelength shifting, fast, and red-infrared scintillators (1993) (17)
Spin‐Orbital Perturbation in Cyanine Dyes Adsorbed on Surfaces Containing High‐Z Atoms (1957) (15)
Molecular translation—rovibronic hamiltonian. II. Linear molecules (1983) (15)
Erratum: Red Chemiluminescence of Molecular Oxygen in Aqueous Solution (1964) (14)
THE V × B INTERACTION OF A SATELLITE WITH ITS ENVIRONMENT (1967) (14)
OXYGEN‐INTERACTION LUMINESCENCE SPECTROSCOPY * (1978) (14)
Fabrication of boric acid glass for luminescence studies. (1948) (13)
From Jabłoński To Femtoseconds. Evolution of Molecular Photophysics (1999) (12)
Vibrational Fine Structure in the Absorption Spectra of Uranyl and Plutonyl Ions in Aqueous Solution (1949) (12)
Horizons in biochemistry : Albert Szent-Györgyi dedicatory volume (1962) (12)
Intramolecular Charge‐Transfer Bands Observed in the Spectra of Some Aryl Boron Compounds (1961) (11)
COMMENTARY ON LONG‐RANGE ENERGY TRANSFER WITH Z‐DEPENDENCE TRIPLET‐TRIPLET EXCITON ENERGY TRANSFER (1979) (11)
A novel sensitized chemiluminescence: Infrared emissions from thiazine dyes sensitized by singlet oxygen (1974) (11)
The triplet state: An example of G. N. Lewis' research style (1984) (10)
Dielectric medium interactions in proton-transfer and charge-transfer mole electronic excitation (1989) (10)
The role of the anionic potential in excited-state proton transfer in lumichrome picosecond spectroscopy☆ (1988) (10)
A multi-coil magnetic probe (1963) (9)
Solvent Effects on the Spectra of Halide Ions (1961) (8)
Chemical physics of excitation dynamics via amplified spontaneous emission (ASE) laser spike spectroscopy in substituted phenyloxazoles (1996) (8)
CLASSIFICATION OF EXCITONS (1964) (7)
Multi-conformational compounds with two absorbing groups: Some observations on the ultraviolet spectrum of cyclopropyl ketones☆☆☆ (1972) (6)
THEORY OF MOLECULAR LUMINESCENCE (1967) (6)
Four great personalities of science: G. N. Lewis, J. Franck, R. S. Mulliken and A. Szent-Gyorgyi (1990) (6)
Charged particle correlations at y = 0 in pp collisions at the CERN ISR (1977) (5)
Solvent cage spectroscopy (1993) (5)
6.1 – The Competition among Biprotonic Phototautomerism, Excimer Formation, and Proton Tunneling in DNA Base-Pairs† (1972) (5)
PROTON-TRANSFER SPECTROSCOPY OF 3-HYDROXYCHROMONES. EXTREME SENSITIVITY TO HYDROGEN-BONDING PERTURBATIONS (1983) (4)
Introductory Remarks to the Exciton Symposium: Radiation Research Society Meeting, Colorado Springs, May 22, 1962 (2010) (4)
Applied mechanics and the modern string instrument—Classical guitar (1982) (4)
Challenges to computational quantum chemistry from contemporary advances in polyatomic molecular electronic spectroscopy (1993) (3)
Criteria for maximizing steady-state population of the lowest excited triplet state (1968) (3)
INTERCHANGE OF ORBITAL EXCITATION TYPES OF THE LOWEST ELECTRONIC STATES OF 2 RING N--HETEROCYCLICS BY $SOLVATION^{*}$ (1959) (3)
EXCITON-TYPE SPLITTING OF ELECTRONIC STATES IN HYDROGEN-BONDED MOLECULAR DIMERS OF N-HETEROCYCLICS (1959) (3)
On the Dual Phosphorescence of Xanthone and Chromone in Glassy Hydrocarbon Hosts (2015) (3)
Ionic Equilibria and Reaction Kinetics of Plutonium in Hydrochloric Acid Solutions (1946) (2)
SPECTROSCOPY OF THE SOLVENT CAGE. GENERATION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE EXCITED STATE (1981) (2)
The charge-transfer band in the ultraviolet spectrum of cyclopropyl ketones (1972) (2)
On the correlation of the spectroscopic and thermal energy differences between the flourescence and phosphorescence levels of dye molecules. (1947) (2)
Proton-transfer laser (1992) (2)
Fan-bracing and x-bracing for cello and double bass (1995) (2)
Multiple Excitation in Composite Molecules (1976) (2)
Analytical Applications of Proton-Transfer Spectroscopy. Detection of Trace Hydrogen-Bonding Impurities in Hydrocarbon Solvents Using 3-Hydroxyflavone as a Fluorescence Probe (1985) (2)
Quantum chemistry: An introduction (Kauzmann, Walter) (1957) (1)
Intramolecular Charge-Transfer Transition in Benzanilides and Its Dielectric Medium Modulation. (1989) (1)
Laboratory simulation of a satellite‐mounted plasma diagnostic experiment (1967) (1)
Comparative Study of Stimulated Proton-Tranfer Luminescence of Three Chromones. (1991) (1)
Energy transfer mechanisms and the molecular exciton model for molecular aggregates(1, 2). 1963. (2012) (1)
Commentary on the scheme of the semi-empirical molecular orbital calculation: Commentary to Pullman’s communication (1961) (1)
BOOKS: A Life in Molecular Orbital TheoryRobert Mulliken writes a firsthand account of a long career of research on molecular structure and spectra (1990) (1)
Passports and Visas. (1952) (1)
Molecular electronic bibliography (1958) (0)
Designing and testing of new guitars by criteria of applied physics and psychoacoustics (1995) (0)
Energy Transformation in Molecular Electronic Systems (1999) (0)
SOME ANOMALOUS SOLVENT EFFECTS IN ABSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY OF MOLECULES (1952) (0)
THE ROLE OF HYDROGEN-BONDING IN THE $\eta\rightarrow n^{*}$ BLUE-SHIFT $PHENOMENON^{\dagger}$ (1954) (0)
INTERMOLECULAR PERTURBATION OF MOLECULAR POTENTIAL FUNCTIONS AND THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF ENVIRONMENTAL SPECTRAL EFFECTS (1975) (0)
ULTRAVIOLET ABSORPTION SPECTRA OF NITRATE ION IN $SOLUTION^{*}$ (1960) (0)
ENERGY TRANSFER BETWEEN SINGLET MOLECULAR OXYGEN AND RARE EARTH IONS (1975) (0)
PHOSPHORESCENCE ENHANCEMENT DUE TO EXCITON SPLITTING IN HYDROGEN BONDED 7-AZAINDOLE DIMER. (1967) (0)
The craftsman's and the concert performer's evaluations of new classical guitar designs (1982) (0)
Observation of simultaneous electronic transitions for rare-earth ion pairs in aqueous solution (1970) (0)
Spectroscopic Theory of the Solvent Cage (1976) (0)
Introductory remarks of Dr. M. Kasha to the symposium on Molecular Electronic Spectra (1961) (0)
THE LOWEST TRIPLET STATES OF SOME AROMATIC $HYDROCARBONS^{*}$ (1954) (0)
COMPETITION BETWEEN BIPROTONIC PHOTOTAUTOMERISM, EXCIMER FORMATION, AND PROTON TUNNELING IN DNA BASE-PAIRS. (1971) (0)
Fluorescence Spectroscopy (2020) (0)
GENETICS: CLAUSEN AND CAMERON (0)
PHOSPHORESZENZ IN PYRIDINEN (1970) (0)
Classification of Electronic Levels in Complex Molecules (1950) (0)
INTRAMOLECULAR CHARGE TRANSFER BANDS IN TRI-1-NAPHTHYL-BORON (1961) (0)
Triplet State Excitation Phenomena (1976) (0)
EFFECT OF DIMER FORMATION ON THE EMISSION OF SOME NITROGEN $HETEROCYCLICS^{*}$ (1960) (0)
Molecular Dimensionality in Relation to Phenomenology (1977) (0)
On the Properties of Gelatin-Dye Phosphors and the Continuum Theory of Szent-Gyorgyi. (1948) (0)
Intercombinations in Molecular Electronic Spectra (1953) (0)
On the Properties of Gelatin-Dye Phosphors and the Continuum Theory of Szent-Gyorgyi (1948) (0)
Singlet Molecular Oxygen: From a Scientific Curiosity to a Ubiquitous Chemical Species (1976) (0)
(Specially Arranged Invited Paper) THE COMPETITION BETWEEN BIPROTONIC PHOTOTAUTOMERISM, EXIMER FORMATION, AND PROTON TUNNELING IN DNA BASE-PAIRS (1970) (0)
Guitars and Credibility (1970) (0)
n,$\Pi^{*}$ AND $\Pi$,$\Pi^{*}$ FLUORESCENCES IN ACRIDINE (1975) (0)
Role of Photons in the Storage of Energy and Resonance Transfer1 (1973) (0)
Intraconfigurational spin-forbidden transitions in chromium(III), manganese(II), and nickel(II) complexes in aqueous glass solutions at 77.deg.K (1969) (0)
Introduction: Lionel Goodman's research career (1999) (0)
Survey of multiple excitation in composite molecules (1974) (0)
PHOTO-EXCITATION EFFECTS IN MOLECULES CONCEALED IN NORMAL ACTION SPECTRA (1972) (0)
Measurement of Acoustical Characteristics of the Concert Guitar (1969) (0)
ENVIRONMENTAL INTERCOMBINATIONAL $PERTURBATIONS^{*}$ (1954) (0)
Adapting intuitive ideas and applied mechanics to the improvement of guitar acoustics: The luthier’s view (1995) (0)
ON THE ELECTRONIC TRANSITIONS IN THE NEAR UNTRAVIOLET ABSORPTION BAND OF PYRIDINE (1961) (0)
Excited States in Chemistry and Biology (Reid, C.) (1958) (0)
HYDROGEN-BONDING INDUCED PHOSPHORESCENCE IN N-HETEROCYCLES (1974) (0)

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