Which consequence occurs in materials when subjected to intense photobleaching?

💡 Explanation

Photobleaching causes irreversible damage to fluorescent molecules via photon-induced chemical reactions; the **excited-state deactivation** quenches fluorescence because irreversible structural changes lower quantum yield of emission rather than increase absorption processes.

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