delayed luminescence

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@L03641@ decaying more slowly than that expected from the rate of decay of the emitting state. The following mechanisms of @L03641@ provide examples:
  1. triplet-triplet or @S05697@ to form one molecular entity in its excited @S05699@ and another molecular entity in its electronic @G02704@ (sometime referred to as P type),
  2. @T06305@ involving reversible @I03123@ (sometimes referred to as E type), and
  3. combination of oppositely charged ions or of an electron and a @C00907@. For emission to be referred to in this case as delayed @L03641@ at least one of the two reaction partners must be generated in a photochemical process.
See also:
delayed fluorescence
Source:
PAC, 1988, 60, 1055. (Glossary of terms used in photochemistry (Recommendations 1988)) on page 1065 [Terms] [Paper]
See also:
Orange Book, 2nd ed., p. 185 [Terms] [Book]