Which statement is Notcorrectresonance emission has exactamount of absorption energyO IR needs vibrationalabsorption and relaxationO nonresonance fluorescenceemits always photons+heatO Any absorption must followsby photon emissionNoneO All

resonance emission does not have has an exact amount of absorption energyIR does not need…

Which statement is Not correct resonance emission has exact amount of absorption energy IR needs vibrational absorption and relaxation nonresonance fluorescence emits always photons+heat O Any absorption must follows by photon emission None O All

Which statement is Not correct resonance emission has exact amount of absorption energy IR needs vibrational absorption and relaxation nonresonance fluorescence emits always photons+heat O Any absorption must follows by photon emission None O All

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correct
resonance emission has exact
amount of absorption energy
O IR needs vibrational
absorption and relaxation
O nonresonance fluorescence
emits always photons+heat
O Any absorption must follows
by photon emission
None
O All

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