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The simulations were performed for 1 ns, which was found to be sufficient to stabilize the nanofluid.

The duration time of the impulsive force was about 7 ns, which was the same scale as the laser pulse duration.

The dominant lifetime equaled 0.065 ns, which was associated with the fractional amplitude of 44%.

In the presence of Trp68 (the acceptor) the mean lifetime of Trp42 (the donor) decreased to 1.13 ns, which was a 56% decrease.

Starting from one of the snapshots at 40 ns, which was taken as the first cluster, the leader algorithm proceeded iteratively by comparing each snapshot with the representative of the previously defined clusters.

The ICCD camera gating was set according to the distance to and size of the aerosol release chamber, to approximately 100 ns which was significantly greater than the pulse length and the biological aerosol fluorescence life time (approximately 3.1 ns and 0.4 ns for tryptophan and NADH, respectively [ 7, pp. 63 64, 488]).

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The fluorescence lifetime of mKO was τϕ = 3.5 ns and τΜ = 3.7 ns which is a relatively high lifetime, as observed before [26].

We consider also the basin size distribution, Ps(ns), which is the probability of having a basin of attraction of size ns (Fig. 6C).

The sensitivity of this effect is dictated by the exponent ns which is typically ≥1.