I need the answer as soon as possible S13S12SosSo2On the Jablonski diagram below, draw and label the following interactions.a. 1 photon fluorescenceb. 2 photon fluorescencec. Second harmonic generationd.d. Rayleigh Scatteringe.e. Infrared absorptionf. UV/VIS absorptionе.DRAW ALL PARTS OTHERWISE SKIP I NEED COMPLETE AND CORRECT

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On the Jablonski diagram below, draw and label the following interactions. a. 1 photon fluorescence b. 2 photon fluorescence c. Second harmonic generationd. d. Rayleigh Scatteringe. e. Infrared absorption f. UV/VIS absorption