We report measurements of the intensity and decay rate of phosphorescence from biacetyl vapor excited into the 1Au1 electronic state as a function of additive pressure and excitation wavelength. The loss in phosphorescence intensity at short wavelengths and low additive pressure is interpreted in terms of an efficient 3AuI ↝ 1AgI intersystem crossing. The rate constant for this process has been determined as a function of excess vibrational energy in the 3 AuI state.
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