Abstract
The paper presents measurements of the luminiscence spectra following the vibrational multiphoton excitation of triplet molecules, and the dependence of both the intensity and decay rates of CO2 laser-induced delayed fluorescence on the excitation energy and vapor pressure. The data obtained are used for estimation of intermolecular vibrational relaxation rates in the triplet state, the rates of intersystem crossing T1→S0 under various levels of vibrational excitation, the average number of absorbed photons per molecules ηand the cross section of vibrational quanta σ in the triplet state quasicontinuum.