The excitation energies, potential-energy surfaces, and oscillator strengths computed in the previous paper are discussed in light of experimentally reported spectroscopic data, namely absorption, fluorescence, chemiluminescence, predissociation, photolysis, and the absence of phosphorescence. It is found that the main components of the visible spectrum are due to the transitions B21 ← 2A1, and B22 ← 2A1, with the B22 state being responsible for the observed fluorescence emission. The anomalous fluorescence lifetime is also discussed.
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