Which outcome occurs when laser-induced fluorescence of molecular iodine is quenched?

💡 Explanation

Increased vibrational to translational energy occurs, because collisional quenching transfers excited-state energy into kinetic energy via vibrational relaxation, therefore, decreasing fluorescence. This release raises translational molecular motion, rather than increasing radiation.

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