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(a) To Determine:
Is the transition state an absorption or emission and which state energy is higher initial or final when initial state is 1 and final state is 3.
(b) To Determine:
Is the transition state an absorption or emission and which state energy is higher initial or final when initial state is 6 and final state is 2.
(c) To Determine:
Is the transition state an absorption or emission and which state energy is higher initial or final when initial state is 4 and final state is 5.
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