Which consequence results when a quenching gas disrupts Rydberg orbitals?

💡 Explanation

Increased electron de-excitation occurs because collisional quenching causes forced de-excitation via non-radiative transitions of "Rydberg orbitals", therefore the electron loses energy and falls to a lower energy state rather than interacting constructively with an incident photon.

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