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... excited carbonyl states compared to the ground state are shown in Figure 9-22 . The state marked S , is the lowest excited singlet state . The spectro- scopic transition from the ground state requiring the least energy is excitation to ...
... excited carbonyl states compared to the ground state are shown in Figure 9-22 . The state marked S , is the lowest excited singlet state . The spectro- scopic transition from the ground state requiring the least energy is excitation to ...
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... excited electronic state before a return to the ground electronic state is 10-8 sec . It is also possible for an excited molecule to lose energy by changes referred to as internal conversion . The potential energy curves of excited ...
... excited electronic state before a return to the ground electronic state is 10-8 sec . It is also possible for an excited molecule to lose energy by changes referred to as internal conversion . The potential energy curves of excited ...
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... excited states of a molecule . Arrow a corresponds to a transition from the lowest vibrational level of the ground state . The b1 and b2 arrows represent possible excitations from the first excited vibrational level of the ground state ...
... excited states of a molecule . Arrow a corresponds to a transition from the lowest vibrational level of the ground state . The b1 and b2 arrows represent possible excitations from the first excited vibrational level of the ground state ...
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