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When a transition between states of the same multiplicity occurs without emitting light, the process is called:
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Compare fluorescence, internal conversion, intersystem crossing and quenching by radiative nature and multiplicity change.
CPET - 2025
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Jul 3, 2026
Fluorescence
Internal conversion
Quenching
Intersystem crossing
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B
Solution and Explanation
Classification table: only internal conversion satisfies both same multiplicity AND no light emitted.
\[\boxed{\text{Internal conversion}}\]
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