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No references found	[FIGURE 6 OMITTED] Therefore in the presence of relative energy levels due to complexation, the photo-induced charge transfer or excitation energy transfer may become the predominant process. Studies on fluorescent PVA + PVP + MPDMAPP composite films by Bhajantri, R.F.; Ravindrachary, V.; Poojary, Boja; Ismayil; Harisha, A.; Crasta, Vincent / Polymer Engineering and Science In a new experiment, Greg Engel and his colleagues found that groups of chlorophyll molecules spend a surprisingly long time in a so-called superposition of states--a quantum phenomenon in which many molecules share excitation energy and so are simultaneously excited and relaxed. Quantum capture: photosynthesis tries many paths at once by Castelvecchi, D. / Science News The PWB cross sections are calculated from uncorrelated wave functions, and the scaling requires only the binding energy B of the bound electron that is excited, the excitation energy E, and an accurate dipole oscillator strength f for the transition. Electron-impact cross sections for ground state to np excitations of ... by Kim, Yong-Ki / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology	exchange symmetry Exchange Traders exchange transfusion exchange velocity exchange-repulsion exchangeable disk storage exchanger exchequer Exchequer, Court of excimer excimer laser excipient exciplex Excipulaceae excircle Excise excise taxes excision excision enzyme Excitability excitable Excitable Tissues Excitation excitation anode excitation curve excitation energy excitation function excitation index Excitation Loss excitation potential excitation purity excitation spectrum excitation voltage excitation volume Excite excited state excited-state effect excited-state maser exciter exciter lamp exciter response exciting current exciting line Exciton exciton-induced photoemission Excitron excl exclamation mark exclamation point Excluded Middle, Law of the exclusion area	excitable cell excitable cell excitable cell Excitable Tissues excitableness excitableness excitableness excitableness excitably excitably excitably excitably excitant excitant excitant excitant excitants excitants excitants excitare Excitate excitation excitation excitation excitation excitation anode Excitation Compounding Scheme Excitation Contraction Coupling excitation curve Excitation Efficiency Function excitation energy Excitation Energy Transfer Excitation Fault Detector Excitation Frequency excitation function excitation index excitation loss Excitation Modulated Fluorescence Anisotropy excitation of feeling excitation of feelings Excitation potential excitation purity excitation signs excitation signs excitation signs excitation signs Excitation spectrum excitation voltage excitation volume excitation wave Excitation-Autoionization excitation-conduction-contraction excitation-conduction-contraction excitation-conduction-contraction excitation-conduction-contraction Excitation-contraction coupling Excitation-contraction coupling Excitation-contraction coupling Excitation-contraction coupling Excitation-contraction coupling excitation-secretion

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[FIGURE 6 OMITTED] Therefore in the presence of relative energy levels due to complexation, the photo-induced charge transfer or excitation energy transfer may become the predominant process.

Studies on fluorescent PVA + PVP + MPDMAPP composite films by Bhajantri, R.F.; Ravindrachary, V.; Poojary, Boja; Ismayil; Harisha, A.; Crasta, Vincent / Polymer Engineering and Science

In a new experiment, Greg Engel and his colleagues found that groups of chlorophyll molecules spend a surprisingly long time in a so-called superposition of states--a quantum phenomenon in which many molecules share excitation energy and so are simultaneously excited and relaxed.

Quantum capture: photosynthesis tries many paths at once by Castelvecchi, D. / Science News

The PWB cross sections are calculated from uncorrelated wave functions, and the scaling requires only the binding energy B of the bound electron that is excited, the excitation energy E, and an accurate dipole oscillator strength f for the transition.

Electron-impact cross sections for ground state to np excitations of ... by Kim, Yong-Ki / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology

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