Classify the phrases based on whether they describe fluorescence or phosphorescence.FluorescencePhosphorescenceAnswer BankT, to Solonger wavelengthhigher energyshorter wavelengthlower energyS, to So

Soln Fluorescence takes place when an excited photon at first excited singlet state, deactivates and…

Tassily the phrases based on whether they describe fluorescence or phosphorescence. Fluorescence Phosphorescence Answer Bunk T, to So longer wavelength higher energy shorter wavelength lower energy S, to S

Tassily the phrases based on whether they describe fluorescence or phosphorescence. Fluorescence Phosphorescence Answer Bunk T, to So longer wavelength higher energy shorter wavelength lower energy S, to S

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