What is acridine ester? Why does it emit light?

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July 03, 2025
Category Connection: Chemiluminescent Reagent
Acridine ester is an organic compound containing an acridine ring and ester group. It reacts with hydrogen peroxide under alkaline conditions and is oxidized to generate excited state acridone radicals. When deactivated, it releases photons and emits light. It has high sensitivity and low interference, and is widely used in biological analysis and medical diagnosis.