Consider a process induced by electromagnetic radiation, in which a photon is emitted in a state to state transition involving a spin multiplicity change. Which one of the following terms most properl describes this event? O None of the above

Consider a process induced by electromagnetic radiation, in which a photon is emitted in a state to state transition involving a spin multiplicity change. Which one of the following terms most properl describes this event? O None of the above

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Chapter15: Introduction To Electronic Spectroscopy And Structure

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Problem 15.53E

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Consider a process induced by electromagnetic radiation, in which a
photon is emitted in a state to state transition involving a spin
multiplicity change. Which one of the following terms most properly
describes this event?
O None of the above
O Lasing
O Fluoresence
O Phosphoresence
O Electronic absorption

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