If a molecular species absorbs a photon of UV light, which of the following transitions will occur? A. Rotational only B. Spin only C. Electronic Only D. Electronic and Vibrational Only E. Vibrational Only F. Electronic, Vibrational and Rotational G. Vibrational and Rotational

If a molecular species absorbs a photon of UV light, which of the following transitions will occur? A. Rotational only B. Spin only C. Electronic Only D. Electronic and Vibrational Only E. Vibrational Only F. Electronic, Vibrational and Rotational G. Vibrational and Rotational

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Chapter20: Molecular Spectroscopy And Photochemistry

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If a molecular species absorbs a photon of UV light, which of the following transitions will occur?
A. Rotational only
B. Spin only
C. Electronic Only
D. Electronic and Vibrational Only
E. Vibrational Only
F. Electronic, Vibrational and Rotational
G. Vibrational and Rotational

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