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RECENT work on the Raman effect has indicated that the frequencies so determined may be attributed to vibrational frequencies, or combinations of such frequencies, of the normal electronic state of the molecule. It is therefore to be expected that these levels will appear as end states in the process of emission or fluorescence. This is neatly confirmed in the case of benzol.
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SHAPIRO, C. Raman Spectrum and Fluorescence of Benzol. Nature 124, 372 (1929). https://doi.org/10.1038/124372b0
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