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triplet state

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triplet state [′trip·lət ‚stāt]
(atomic physics)
Electronic state of an atom or molecule whose total spin angular momentum quantum number is equal to 1.
(quantum mechanics)
Any multiplet having three states.
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The radiative and non radiative relaxation of the triplet state are represented by [k.
Modeling of photochemical reactions in a focused laser beam, II by Gaigalas, Adolfas K.; Hunt, Fern; Wang, Lili / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
For example, benzophenone triplet state (donor) is known to transfer its energy to other molecules, and the newly formed triplet state of the molecule (acceptor) undergoes photophysical and photochemical processes.
Chemical Antecedents in EB and UV Cured Inks by Kunjappu, Dr. Joy T. / Ink World
In radical photoinitiator, the useful photochemical processes occur generally in the lowest lying triplet state [T.
On the structure/properties relationships in photoinitiators of ... by Fouassier, J.P. / Polymer Engineering and Science
 
 
 
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