Question 3 of 7 Incorrect Map sapling learning Ruthenium(ll) complexes, such as

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Question 3 of 7 Incorrect Map sapling learning Ruthenium(ll) complexes, such as tris(2,2'-bipyridine)ruthenium(ll) chloride ((bpy)3Ru 2CIT), are often used in dissolved oxygen sensors because their luminescence is quenched by O2. Explain how the luminescence of (bpy 3Ru2 is quenched by O2 by placing the following steps in order. First step Ru(ll) absorbs radiation, promoting it to the excited singlet state Ru(II) is in the singlet ground state. The Ru(II) excited triplet state undergoes a radiationless transition to the ground state singlet. Ru The Ru(II) excited singlet state relaxes to the luminescent excited triplet state. Energy is transferred to O2 through collisions with the excited Ru(ll) Last step CIT Tris (2,2-bipyridine)ruthenium (ll) chloride A Previous Check Answer Next Exit Hint

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