Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
The theory of fluorescence, intended for teaching 'A' level science. Made with the assistance of Unilever Research Divsion.
Unilever Film Catalogue Description:
Certain molecules have the ability to absorb ultraviolet energy, which lifts them to a higher, but unstable energy level. If, in returning to a more stable state, some of this energy is released as a visible light, we have the phenomenon known as fluorescence.
The film explains the mechanism of energy storage and release in the double bonds of organic chemistry; and the characteristics necessary for a fluorescent molecule to be capable of practical application. Today the organic chemist uses this theory in the synthesis of highly specific fluorescent molecules for special purposes.
Award winner at the International Film and Television Festival of New York, 1971.
Credits:
Production - De la Chevre Films
Script and Visualisation - George Seager
Animation Direction - Trevor Bond
Editor - Roy Ayton
Rostrum Camera - Bob Cheesman
Educational Adviser - Stephen Hargreaves
Music at 0:00 - 0:55: youtube.com/watch?v=pWFItDTQQr4
Young Beat
De Wolfe Music Library
archives-unilever.com/explore/search/gb1752-unigfcr6432110-fluorescers
The theory of fluorescence, intended for teaching 'A' level science. Made with the assistance of Unilever Research Divsion.
Unilever Film Catalogue Description:
Certain molecules have the ability to absorb ultraviolet energy, which lifts them to a higher, but unstable energy level. If, in returning to a more stable state, some of this energy is released as a visible light, we have the phenomenon known as fluorescence.
The film explains the mechanism of energy storage and release in the double bonds of organic chemistry; and the characteristics necessary for a fluorescent molecule to be capable of practical application. Today the organic chemist uses this theory in the synthesis of highly specific fluorescent molecules for special purposes.
Award winner at the International Film and Television Festival of New York, 1971.
Credits:
Production - De la Chevre Films
Script and Visualisation - George Seager
Animation Direction - Trevor Bond
Editor - Roy Ayton
Rostrum Camera - Bob Cheesman
Educational Adviser - Stephen Hargreaves
Music at 0:00 - 0:55: youtube.com/watch?v=pWFItDTQQr4
Young Beat
De Wolfe Music Library
archives-unilever.com/explore/search/gb1752-unigfcr6432110-fluorescers



![Art in Commerce - Tone Poems - 02 - Fire: Cycle Two
From the album _Tone Poems_ credited to Art in Commerce and sold in Lladró stores circa 2001. Adapted from visual and musical installations inspired by the artwork of Lladró. @lladro
@lladro
All tracks: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8uCv_E4zR5pSTGyk2EtOFIxm-MNHBdJp
Info from https://www.discogs.com/release/1431935-Art-In-Commerce-Tone-Poems:
Composed By, Instruments [Music Tracks], Producer – Robert Ruggieri
Engineer – Terence Dover
Mixed By – Rick Kerr
Other [Sound Design] – Terence Dover
Producer – Rick Kerr
Vocals, Arranged By [Vocals] – Andrea Monteiro
Music uploaded using Audioship (https://audioship.io/)
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