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Magnetic field effects on the β band chemiluminescence of NO were studied for three cases in which the excited state (B 2Π) was produced through different reaction processes. The chemiluminescence from the v′=0 level was quenched for the three cases by a magnetic field. The magnetic field effect upon that from the v′=2 level was dependent on the reaction processes. No effect was observed for that from the v′=4 level. These findings can be explained in terms of the magnetically induced interaction between the B 2Π state and the a 4Π or b 4Σ state.
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