(A) P
(B) Q
(C) Both P and Q are fast
(D) Both P and Q are slow
(A) The states of multiplicity vary with energy of excitation
(B) Transition between the states of different multiplicity is a faster process.
(C) Transition between the states of different multiplicity is as fast as that between states of similar multiplicity
(D) Transition between the states of different multiplicity is a slower process
(A) Filtration
(B) Dilution
(C) Monochromatic radiation
(D) Complexation
(A) Movement of gaseous atoms
(B) Collisions between atoms and other gas molecules
(C) Collision between analyte atoms
(D) Formation of diatoms
(A) Deuterium discharge lamp
(B) Xenon arc lamp
(C) Mercury vapor lamp
(D) Hollow cathode lamp