Which consequence results when excessive vibrational energy excites molecular nitrogen?

💡 Explanation

Increased vibrational energy causes increased atomic motion, resulting in blackbody radiation, because the excited molecules undergo bond vibrations, releasing energy via thermal photons; therefore thermal IR emission increases, rather than a phase shift or a change in magnetic properties.

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