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... triplet state to form a triplet state of an- other species . The initially excited species can lose energy best if it is a state that is metastable , such as the triplet , so that there is sufficient time for encounter to occur . Rules ...
... triplet state to form a triplet state of an- other species . The initially excited species can lose energy best if it is a state that is metastable , such as the triplet , so that there is sufficient time for encounter to occur . Rules ...
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... triplet state is high , a prerequisite for function as a sensitizer . At the same time , the triplet state lies fairly high in energy , at 69 kcal / mol . Figure 14-3 shows the usual relationship between energy levels of a sensitizer ...
... triplet state is high , a prerequisite for function as a sensitizer . At the same time , the triplet state lies fairly high in energy , at 69 kcal / mol . Figure 14-3 shows the usual relationship between energy levels of a sensitizer ...
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... triplet energy of the olefin lies below the triplet of the car- bonyl , cycloaddition may be prevented because the olefin quenches the carbonyl triplet state , being itself converted into a triplet . This is the case for many conjugated ...
... triplet energy of the olefin lies below the triplet of the car- bonyl , cycloaddition may be prevented because the olefin quenches the carbonyl triplet state , being itself converted into a triplet . This is the case for many conjugated ...
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