Which outcome occurs when a photoexcited dye molecule undergoes intersystem crossing?

💡 Explanation

An increase in triplet state population occurs because intersystem crossing is a spin-forbidden transition altering the electronic spin state. This enables phosphorescence, therefore increasing triplet state population, rather than accelerating internal conversion, which dissipates energy non-radiatively.

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