Intersystem Crossing
Intersystem crossing is a radiationless transition process in molecular photophysics whereby a molecule undergoes a spin-forbidden change from an excited electronic state of one spin multiplicity to another of different spin multiplicity, typically mediated by spin–orbit coupling.
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