Select answer for all 4 questions above: fluorescence, exciton transfer, photoox

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fluorescence, exciton transfer, photooxidation, heat.

When a molecule absorbs a photon. it is said to be excited. or at a higher-energy state. The excited molecule can return to its ground state when the absorbed energy is dissipated, a process that can occur by several mechanisms. Each of the following phrases describes a mechanism by which the excited molecule "gives up" its energy and returns to its ground state. Determine which mechanism - heat, fluorescence, exaction transfer (resonance energy transfer), or photo oxidation - each phrase describes. Energy that has been converted to a potentially unusable form is lost as An excited molecule is oxidized and an acceptor molecule is reduced during Absorbed light given off as a lower-energy photon is Absorbed energy may be passed on to another molecule in a process called

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1. heat 2. photooxidation 3. flourescence 4. exciton transfer

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