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Pagina 108
... vibrational levels of the ground state . Here , Vn = 1 ( en h eo ) ( 4-17 ) Although they are not shown , several ro- tational energy levels are associated with each vibrational level . The energy differ- ence between these is small ...
... vibrational levels of the ground state . Here , Vn = 1 ( en h eo ) ( 4-17 ) Although they are not shown , several ro- tational energy levels are associated with each vibrational level . The energy differ- ence between these is small ...
Pagina 229
... Vibrational Relaxation . As shown in Figure 8-1 , a molecule may be promoted to any of sev- eral vibrational levels during the electronic excitation process . In solution , however , the excess vibrational energy is immediately lost as ...
... Vibrational Relaxation . As shown in Figure 8-1 , a molecule may be promoted to any of sev- eral vibrational levels during the electronic excitation process . In solution , however , the excess vibrational energy is immediately lost as ...
Pagina 230
... vibrational state of the lower electronic excited state via a series of vibrational re- laxations , an internal conversion , and then further relaxations . Under these circum- stances , the fluorescence would be of λ3 only , regardless ...
... vibrational state of the lower electronic excited state via a series of vibrational re- laxations , an internal conversion , and then further relaxations . Under these circum- stances , the fluorescence would be of λ3 only , regardless ...
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